worker-agents

Parallelize tasks in isolated worker sessions to prevent context blocking. By spawning ephemeral sessions with scoped working directories, your parent agent can continue handling approvals while independent work runs separately.

Yes, you can run parallel sessions safely by enforcing strict non-overlapping file guardrails. Scoping tasks to dedicated directories ensures separate active agents do not edit the same files concurrently during execution.

Monitor progress through a shared file bus communication mechanism. The parent session uses bus identity communication to track spawned workers, collect deliverables, and log spawn and completion events.

Orchestrate multi-part drafting by spawning isolated workers for each deliverable in a dedicated directory. Workers complete their drafting tasks independently and report completion back to the parent via the file bus.

Use isolated worker sessions for long-running parallel work requiring a full Claude Code environment with tools, memory, and context. Lightweight subagent calls are better suited for smaller, synchronous operations.

Spawning parallel workers requires strict non-overlapping file guardrails to ensure safe execution. This safety measure prevents conflicts and data corruption when multiple active agents operate concurrently.