parallel-agents

Multi-agent code review uses a team of specialized agents for parallel analysis. This orchestration reduces turnaround time by evaluating architecture, security, and code quality simultaneously before a synthesis phase consolidates findings.

You orchestrate multiple agents by defining a specific agent roster and discovery steps. Specialized agents process the complex codebase in parallel, and a synthesis phase produces a unified analysis report covering frontend, backend, and infrastructure.

The best way to perform a security posture and architecture evaluation is using parallel specialized agents. Orchestration patterns like Security Audit and Comprehensive Analysis divide the multi-domain review tasks for a richer, unified assessment.

Yes, a defined agent roster is required to orchestrate parallel code analysis. You must specify specialized agents, such as a security-auditor or frontend-specialist, to execute discovery steps and enable the final synthesis phase.

Yes, you can use multi-agent workflows for UI/UX evaluations and feature reviews. Concrete orchestration patterns like Feature Review coordinate specialized agents to deliver unified analysis for these specific real-world applications.

You should avoid multi-agent orchestration for codebase analysis if your project lacks multi-domain complexity. The synthesis phase requires coordinating a defined agent roster, making it excessive for simple, single-domain tasks that do not need parallel evaluation.