specdo-parallel-agents

You can run independent tasks in parallel by providing a complete active apply payload to dispatch isolated agents. This enforces strict independence validation and consolidates results into a unified handoff with gate evidence.

An independence validation gate is a strict check that prevents parallel tasks from sharing mutable outputs or editing shared contracts. It ensures tasks run in complete isolation before dispatching them across independent agents.

You consolidate parallel execution results by dispatching isolated agents within a single apply context, which automatically merges outputs and updates gate history to enable reliable handoffs and audits.

Use parallel agents for multi-domain changes where tasks do not share mutable outputs or contracts and can run in complete isolation. It ensures controlled dispatch and produces a unified handoff with governance gates.

Parallel task execution with isolated agents is limited to tasks that do not share mutable outputs or edited shared contracts. If your tasks have overlapping dependencies or require sequential contract edits, this approach will not work.

Yes, you can dispatch parallel agents across different domains within a single active apply payload. The system validates task independence, prevents overlapping outputs, and consolidates gate history for reliable audits.