dispatching-parallel-agents

Parallel diagnosis is achieved by dispatching a separate agent for each independent problem domain. This enables simultaneous progress across 3+ concurrent failures without shared state, accelerating investigation and aggregating outputs.

Use parallel agents for task distribution when facing 3+ independent failures or separate subsystems with no shared state or ordering dependency. It enforces isolation per domain, allowing concurrent execution and clear outputs across agents.

Orchestrating concurrent agents involves listing independent problems as tasks, which triggers the system to dispatch a specialized agent per domain. This enforces isolation and parallel execution to produce clear aggregated outputs.

Parallel agent dispatching is not suitable for tasks with shared state or ordering dependencies. It specifically requires independent problem domains with isolated contexts to avoid conflicts and ensure clear parallel execution.

Start dispatching agents by listing your independent problems as a task checklist. The system will then create parallel agents for each domain and summarize the outputs upon completion.