parallel-agents

You orchestrate multiple agents by invoking the orchestrator with a project context, which then coordinates specialized agents to tackle complex analysis tasks while passing context between them to maintain a single source of truth and synthesize unified findings.

Multi-agent orchestration is coordinating multiple specialized agents to enable multi-domain analysis. It is needed for software engineering reviews, security assessments, and architecture evaluations where diverse expert perspectives and unified synthesis are valuable.

You run simultaneous assessments by coordinating multi-agent workflows for security review and architecture assessment, passing context between agents to avoid duplication, and synthesizing findings into a unified report with traceable outputs.

Yes, you can use coordinated multi-agent workflows for multi-domain codebase exploration. The orchestrator applies context passing to maintain a single source of truth and synthesize diverse expert perspectives into actionable recommendations.

The best way to synthesize parallel agent findings is using an orchestration pattern that passes context between agents, avoids duplication, and unifies multi-domain expert perspectives into a single report with traceable outputs and actionable recommendations.

No dependencies are required to maintain context passing. The orchestration pattern manages context passing internally between specialized agents to maintain a single source of truth and avoid duplication across multi-domain analysis workflows.