parallel-investigation

Parallel code investigation uses autonomous sub-agents to explore multiple directions simultaneously, reading files and searching patterns to consolidate structured findings rapidly.

A multi-direction bug hunt requires deterministic coordination to assign investigation paths to sub-agents, which independently gather information and return structured results for main thread consolidation.

Yes, sub-agents perform architectural analysis and code search by executing concurrent reads and pattern searches across defined directions, speeding up information gathering and structural review.

Yes, parallel exploration requires defined investigation directions upfront to ensure deterministic coordination and structured results when sub-agents gather information autonomously.

Information gathering during parallel analysis uses Read, Grep, and Glob tools to perform file reads and pattern searches, enabling sub-agents to explore directions autonomously.

Avoid parallel sub-agent coordination when investigation directions are undefined or deterministic coordination is impossible, as structured results require clear autonomous task allocation.