dispatching-parallel-agents

Parallel task dispatching works by sending multiple independent tasks in a single message. It optimizes workflow efficiency by ensuring tasks are self-contained and do not rely on each other's outputs for concurrent processing.

Yes, you can use parallel task dispatching to search multiple files and directories concurrently. For example, you can search for errors in 'src/' and 'tests/' directories simultaneously to streamline unrelated task processing.

The best way to dispatch concurrent tasks without dependencies is to ensure each task is self-contained. This maintains parallelism by processing unrelated tasks simultaneously in a single dispatch message, preventing output reliance.

You should not use parallel task dispatching when tasks rely on each other's outputs. The mechanism requires self-contained tasks to maintain parallelism, so dependent tasks cannot be processed concurrently in the same dispatch.