parallel-agents

Multi-agent orchestration coordinates specialized agents across discovery, security, backend, frontend, and testing domains to execute cross-domain analysis. It defines agent selection and sequencing patterns to manage complex workflows and synthesize unified project insights.

Context passing preserves work state and routes findings between sequential agents. This enables cumulative synthesis by carrying previous outputs forward, ensuring downstream specialists build upon discovered data rather than operating in isolation.

Comprehensive project reviews use multi-agent orchestration to deploy domain experts across backend, frontend, security, and testing disciplines. The system applies unified synthesis reporting to aggregate findings into a final recommendations document.

Yes, multi-agent workflows support complex project discovery and security audits by coordinating an explorer-agent and security-auditor simultaneously. These specialized agents map project architecture and identify vulnerabilities before synthesizing combined findings.

Multi-agent workflows preserve work state to enable resume functionality. This maintains the execution context and sequencing patterns, allowing interrupted orchestration streams to continue from the last completed agent without losing prior analysis.