parallel-agents

To coordinate multiple agents for a cross-functional review, you initiate an orchestrator to map the project structure, run specialized agents like security-auditor and backend-specialist in parallel, and synthesize their findings into a unified report.

The best way to run integrated backend, frontend, and data layer analyses is using an orchestration pattern that supports parallel invocation and context sharing, consolidating insights from each domain specialist into one synthesized output.

Yes, multi-agent orchestration supports sequential chains with context passing, allowing one agent to resume previous work or share its specific domain findings directly with the next specialist in the workflow.

Yes, you can use a single agent configuration for a security audit, but orchestrating multiple specialized agents enables cross-domain analysis and richer insights by consolidating findings from security, backend, and frontend perspectives into unified recommendations.

You should avoid parallel agent invocation when an architectural assessment requires strict dependency between analysis steps, opting instead for sequential chains with context passing to ensure downstream agents build directly upon prior domain findings.