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Multi-agent orchestration coordinates domain specialists to map codebases and synthesize findings into a single report. You can orchestrate backend, frontend, and testing perspectives in one playbook to deliver multi-perspective analysis without manual coordination.

Multi-agent orchestration is a workflow pattern that coordinates multiple domain specialists to perform comprehensive analysis across domains. It maps project structures, conducts security assessments, and integrates findings into a single synthesis report.

To set up multi-agent workflows, instruct the orchestrator to map the project and synthesize findings from multiple domain agents. It requires built-in agent tooling and a defined orchestration pattern to coordinate discovery and domain-specific reviews.

Yes, you can coordinate multiple domain specialists to analyze backend, frontend, and testing perspectives simultaneously. The orchestration pattern synthesizes these diverse domain findings into a single comprehensive report.

The best way to automate multi-perspective analysis is using a coordinated orchestration pattern that dispatches domain specialists to map codebases and review architecture, then automatically synthesizes their findings into a single integrated report.

Yes, built-in agent tooling is required to perform multi-agent synthesis. You also need a defined orchestration pattern to coordinate the domain specialists and generate the final synthesis report.