orchestrating-swarms

Multi-agent swarm coordination is managed by creating teams, spawning teammates, and assigning tasks with dependencies. This enables parallel work execution and inter-agent communication for complex project workflows.

Parallel code reviews are orchestrated by creating a multi-agent team and assigning review tasks simultaneously. This approach distributes the workload across agents to process pipeline workflows and self-organizing task queues efficiently.

Yes, swarm orchestration requires Claude Code's TeammateTool and Task system for execution. These dependencies provide the underlying infrastructure needed to spawn agents, assign tasks, and manage communication.

Task assignment with dependencies works by allowing you to create tasks, define their execution order, and track progress across multiple agents. The swarm coordinates these dependencies to ensure parallel work completes in the correct sequence.

Yes, multi-agent coordination supports communication between agents during parallel work execution. This ensures that spawned teammates can share context, coordinate task handoffs, and maintain project alignment.

Swarm orchestration is ideal for complex projects requiring parallel code reviews, pipeline workflows, or self-organizing task queues. Single-agent execution is better suited for linear tasks without dependencies or inter-agent communication needs.