dispatching-parallel-agents

You can run independent code reviews concurrently by dispatching multiple self-contained agents in a single message. This parallel fan-out approach executes separate security, performance, or pattern reviews on the same diff simultaneously without shared state.

Parallel agent orchestration is a technique that dispatches multiple independent agents in a single message to execute concurrent research questions. It aggregates returned results to detect contradictions, synthesize findings, and decide next actions.

To synthesize results from parallel agents, apply a fan-in process that aggregates returned findings to detect contradictions and prioritize outcomes. This allows you to decide next actions or chain directly to verification steps.

Use concurrent agents when you have two or more truly independent tasks that can run without shared state, sequencing, or coordination. Sequential execution wastes time and context when applied to independent research, reviews, or implementations.

Yes, you must provide self-contained agent briefs when dispatching parallel agents. Clear briefs with specific constraints ensure each agent can independently execute its assigned research, implementation, or review task without external dependencies.