orchestrating-swarms

You can coordinate multiple Claude Code agents by applying this skill to establish a self-organizing swarm that handles parallel work, inter-agent messaging, and divide-and-conquer task orchestration.

Orchestrating pipeline-style workflows requires creating a task system that manages dependencies and unblocking automatically. This skill enables those exact pipeline workflows by using the TeammateTool to route tasks as they become available.

Yes, you need the TeammateTool and Task system APIs. These dependencies provide the required team management, task creation, and inter-agent messaging functionality needed to scale a self-organizing task queue.

Yes, you can scale parallel code reviews by spawning a team of teammates and assigning each a specific review task. The task coordination system manages the parallel workload and shared pipeline automatically.

An agent swarm handles task dependencies by using a self-organizing task queue that scales as workload grows. The coordination system automatically manages inter-agent messaging to unblock pipeline-style workflows.

You should avoid multi-agent orchestration for simple, linear tasks that do not benefit from divide-and-conquer parallel work. If your workflow lacks dependencies or requires only a single agent, a swarm adds unnecessary overhead.