parallel-agents

To coordinate multiple specialized agents for a codebase review, use a central orchestrator pattern with defined agent roles, structured context passing channels, and a single synthesis report to ensure traceable outcomes across domains like backend and frontend.

Multi-agent orchestration for security audits involves a central orchestrator sequentially running discovery and domain-specific security analysis agents, then compiling their findings into a single traceable synthesis report to cover multifaceted security vulnerabilities.

Structure context passing between agents during architecture review by using defined channels within a central orchestrator, sequentially routing discovery outputs to domain analysis agents before final synthesis to maintain traceable evaluation outcomes.

Yes, you can use multi-agent orchestration to evaluate features across backend, frontend, and testing domains by assigning clear roles to specialized agents and having the orchestrator pass context sequentially before generating a synthesis report.

The best way to ensure traceable outcomes in multi-domain code analysis is enforcing a structured orchestration pattern with defined agent roles, explicit context passing channels, and a single synthesis report to consolidate all domain findings.

Sequential orchestration for feature assessments requires running discovery, domain analysis, and synthesis in strict order across agents; limitations arise if context passing channels are not explicitly defined, which can break the single synthesis report traceability.