multi-agent-development

You can parallelize software development by orchestrating multiple Claude sessions using a Director and Team PM sprint workflow, where Team PMs execute work in isolated worktrees and a single Director manages merges.

A Director and Team PM sprint workflow is a multi-agent coordination model where a Director plans and merges code, while Team PMs execute isolated sprints in separate worktrees to maximize development throughput.

You manage sprint backlogs and dependency sequencing by using sprint spec templates to dispatch work across multiple agents, ensuring independent modules follow a dependency build order during parallel execution.

Yes, you can use tmux dispatch to coordinate multi-agent sprint execution, allowing multiple sessions to operate in parallel while enforcing a merge-only policy for the Director.

Doc-driven sign-off polling works by requiring Team PMs to update documentation and poll for sign-off without sending direct notifications to the Director, ensuring controlled integration.

You should avoid multi-agent sprint workflows when modules have heavy interdependencies requiring constant synchronous coordination, as the system relies on parallelizing independent modules with controlled merging.