multi-agent-workflow

Multi-agent workflow coordination requires a PM agent to decompose requirements and spawn parallel agents for frontend, backend, and mobile tasks. You can manage this through the Agent Manager UI to ensure parallel execution while preserving task dependencies.

API contract alignment in a multi-agent workflow enforces backend contracts before UI tasks begin. This prevents integration issues by ensuring frontend and mobile agents develop against finalized API definitions rather than assumptions.

Workspace isolation is needed when running parallel agents for cross-domain projects to prevent conflicts. Assigning separate workspaces to frontend, backend, mobile, and QA agents ensures concurrent execution without overwriting shared files.

The best way to integrate QA review is enforcing it as the final step before project completion. After parallel agents deliver features, a dedicated QA agent reviews all deliverables, and you re-spawn agents if critical issues arise.

Yes, you can use Serena MCP tools within the Agent Manager UI to facilitate PM-driven task decomposition. The PM agent plans the project, allocates tasks, and coordinates workspaces while you monitor the inbox for questions.

Spawning parallel agents accelerates cross-domain project completion by running independent frontend, backend, and mobile tasks concurrently. The orchestrator preserves dependencies, ensuring integration points like API contracts align before dependent UI work proceeds.