dispatching-parallel-agents

To run parallel agents for independent tasks, you delegate each task domain to a specialized worker agent with strict context isolation. This prevents shared state dependencies and allows concurrent execution for faster investigations.

Dispatch parallel agents when you have 3 or more independent tasks or failures that can be investigated concurrently without shared context. This approach shortens overall turnaround time by avoiding sequential dependencies.

You orchestrate and collect results from multiple parallel agents using an orchestrated Stop-hook workflow. Each worker agent operates with a narrow scope and returns a structured summary to the orchestrator upon completion.

Yes, you can assign specific domains to separate agents for parallel execution. The independent domain dispatch feature splits work into separate problem areas, dedicating an isolated worker agent per domain with clear constraints.

The limitation of using isolated agents for parallel orchestration is that each worker operates without shared context. This means tasks requiring shared state or sequential dependencies are not suitable for this concurrent dispatch approach.