dispatching-parallel-agents

To run parallel investigations for failing test files, dispatch a separate agent to each independent file so investigations progress concurrently. Provide each agent with self-contained prompts and isolated context to avoid leaking session history and prevent interference.

Dispatch parallel agents for bug investigations when multiple independent failures exist across separate subsystems or unrelated test files. This approach requires that each agent can operate without shared state, ensuring investigations run in parallel without creating interference.

To integrate fixes from parallel agents, review their concise summaries, check for conflicting edits, and run a full-suite verification. This integration workflow detects conflicts and merges non-conflicting fixes to save overall turnaround time.

The best way to provide context for unrelated bug investigations is through self-contained prompts. Give each agent exactly the context and explicit success criteria it needs, ensuring isolated context per agent to avoid leaking session history.

Dispatching parallel agents requires isolated context because each agent must operate without shared state to prevent interference. Self-contained prompts with explicit success criteria ensure focused investigations that can be cleanly reviewed and integrated afterward.

Yes, you can dispatch focused agents to fix unrelated failing test files after a refactor. Run three or more agents concurrently on independent failures, then review and merge their non-conflicting fixes to significantly save overall turnaround time.