xerxes-agent

You orchestrate parallel multi-agent workflows by spawning specialized sub-agents using tools like SpawnAgents and AgentTool. This delegates tasks such as coding, research, and testing to run in parallel, reducing manual coordination for complex workloads.

Worktree isolation separates parallel code changes into distinct branches, preventing conflicts when multiple sub-agents code simultaneously. It is needed when running parallel-is-the-default workflows to ensure independent agents can work without overwriting each other's results.

Yes, you can spawn multiple specialized sub-agents like researchers and testers for long-running projects. The system breaks work into focused agents, collects their results, and synthesizes the final output for end-to-end project coordination.

The best way to delegate work is using established delegation patterns with TaskCreateTool and SendMessageTool. This assigns focused tasks to specialized agents, applies resource budgeting, and handles failures to maintain robust parallel operations.

Limitations include managing resource budgets and handling agent failures during parallel execution. The system provides guardrails and best-practice guidelines for failure handling and result synthesis to mitigate coordination issues in multi-team features.