dispatching-parallel-agents

You can run parallel investigations by dispatching a separate focused agent to each independent failure, executing them concurrently, and then reviewing the summaries to prevent conflicts before integration.

Use parallel agent dispatching when you have 3 or more independent failures across different files or subsystems that share no state, ensuring each agent gets a narrow scope to tackle separate problem domains.

The best way to group independent test failures is by identifying their root cause and domain, creating focused agent tasks with a narrow scope and goal for each domain before dispatching them concurrently.

You prevent conflicts during integration by collecting summaries from all concurrently running agents and verifying them for conflicts before finalizing the results, ensuring per-domain task scoping was maintained.

No, this orchestration pattern is applicable only when there are 3 or more independent failures across files or subsystems with no shared state, as shared state prevents safe parallel execution and conflict-free integration.

Concurrent investigation orchestration is a pattern that reduces time by running independent failures in parallel, dispatching separate agents to tackle distinct problem domains and then consolidating their results.