team-plan

To plan code changes across multiple files, you can use a five-agent team to research your codebase, assess dependencies, and converge on a Plan Mode implementation plan before any coding begins. This parallel exploration minimizes rework by surfacing risks early.

Multi-agent collaborative planning is a workflow where five expert agents—researcher, dependency-analyst, pattern-expert, architect, and coordinator—investigate a codebase and form consensus to produce a formal implementation plan, ensuring stakeholder alignment before development starts.

To identify risks and dependencies, deploy a coordinated agent team to perform parallel research across your codebase, analyzing patterns and architectural impacts to surface potential issues and generate a risk-assessed implementation plan.

Yes, during automated codebase planning, the agent team supports bidirectional user escalation, meaning it will prompt you for clarifications and share progress when uncertainties arise to ensure alignment throughout the research and planning workflow.

Use a multi-agent team to plan code work when facing complex features with unclear impacts spanning multiple files and dependencies, requiring parallel exploration, risk assessment, and a formal Plan Mode implementation plan before writing any code.

No, multi-agent codebase planning requires no external dependencies, operating independently to coordinate team formation, collaborative research, plan writing, user approval, and subsequent implementation readiness end-to-end.