orchestrating-swarms

To coordinate multiple agents for a parallel code review, you can orchestrate a multi-agent swarm by creating a team, spawning specialized agents like a security reviewer, and having them report findings to a central leader.

Multi-agent swarm orchestration is the coordination of multiple agents for task distribution and communication. You need it for tasks benefiting from divide-and-conquer patterns, such as running parallel code reviews or creating pipeline workflows with dependencies.

You manage dependencies between tasks in a multi-agent pipeline by defining, assigning, and tracking task lifecycles within a team configuration, allowing agents to process sequential workflow stages.

Yes, effective self-organizing task queues require an understanding of agent primitives, team configurations, task lifecycles, and message flows to ensure proper inter-agent communication and coordination.

Yes, you can facilitate structured messaging between agents during task execution by using inboxes designed for inter-agent communication, ensuring messages flow correctly across the swarm.

You set up multi-agent task management by using Claude Code's TeammateTool and Task system to create teams, spawn agents, and define task lifecycles for divide-and-conquer workflows.