parallel-dispatch

To run parallel debugging in Claude Code, dispatch one subagent per independent failure domain to investigate issues concurrently. This reduces total turnaround time by executing investigations simultaneously without shared context before aggregating the results.

The best way to resolve unrelated concurrency bugs is assigning one agent per problem domain. Agents execute concurrently to investigate failures, and their findings are aggregated into a unified remediation plan for synthesis.

Dispatch parallel agents when several unrelated failures can be investigated concurrently without shared context. If failure domains are independent and require no shared state, parallel dispatch reduces total turnaround time compared to sequential debugging.

To aggregate results from concurrent subagents, collect findings from each dispatched agent after their parallel investigations complete, then synthesize the findings into a unified remediation plan before proceeding with fixes.

Parallel-dispatch is not suited for debugging tasks requiring shared context. It is designed for independent failure domains where agents can investigate concurrently without shared state, ensuring faster results through isolated execution.