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To detect file-tree collisions before a multi-agent fan-out, price the proposed dispatch using workspace geometry and lane-tree disjointness predicates to identify overlapping workers and prevent launching conflicting agents.

Safe concurrency estimation in N-agent partitioning calculates the maximum non-overlapping agents by analyzing workspace geometry. It identifies a safe set of workers that can execute simultaneously without file tree collisions.

Price a DOS dispatch plan by evaluating the proposed fan-out against workspace geometry from dos doctor JSON. The system computes collisions and suggests narrower private subtrees for safe execution.

Yes, you can evaluate goal fleets and next-up packets before execution. The collision detection applies to any proposed N-agent split over workspace file trees to estimate safe concurrency and prevent overlap.

Yes, you need workspace geometry from dos doctor JSON and the lane-tree disjointness predicate to compute collisions, safe sets, and repartition suggestions for agent dispatch.

Repartition an agent fan-out when collision detection identifies overlapping workers. The system suggests narrower private subtrees to eliminate file-tree conflicts before you launch the safe set.