team-composition-patterns

Multi-agent code review teams are sized using preset templates that define specific team structures and role assignments to handle complex project scopes. These heuristics prevent oversized teams and reduce coordination overhead during parallel work streams.

Preset templates can spawn agent teams for feature development, debugging, migrations, and security audits with predefined sizes and agent-type mappings. These templates map specialized tasks to appropriate marketplace or generic agents to prevent misallocation.

Scalable multi-agent collaboration is supported through display-mode configurations in tmux, iTerm2, or in-process modes. Boundary rules enforce scalable collaboration by preventing nested structures and guarding against oversized team formations.

Specialized tasks are mapped to appropriate agent types using guidance that differentiates between marketplace agents and generic agents within preset team templates. This mapping prevents misallocation and ensures role assignments match the specific project scope.

Guardrails are implemented to prevent oversized multi-agent teams and nested structures during team composition. These boundary rules enforce scalable collaboration and reduce setup time and coordination overhead across simple to very complex project scopes.

Designing multi-agent teams for security audits is best achieved using preset Security templates that define team sizes, role assignments, and display-mode defaults. These templates provide sizing heuristics and agent-type mappings for cross-service audit scenarios.