test-parallel-parent

To test parallel execution of multiple skills, you can invoke child skills simultaneously within a single message. This skill records start and end times to verify concurrent processing and outputs the elapsed time results to a specified file, detailing whether they ran in parallel.

Measuring performance for concurrent skills involves recording start and end timestamps during simultaneous execution. This approach calculates the total elapsed time to confirm whether the child skills actually ran in parallel rather than sequentially.

Yes, you can execute multiple child skills within a single request. The skill is designed to invoke them simultaneously, optimizing processing time by running independent sub-tasks concurrently rather than sequentially.

You can verify parallel processing by checking the recorded start and end times. The skill outputs detailed results to a specified file, confirming whether the child executions overlapped and truly ran concurrently.

No specific dependencies are required for parallel skill invocation. The skill operates independently to execute child skills simultaneously, measure elapsed time, and output the concurrency results without needing external components.