Dispatching Parallel Agents

About

This skill provides a structured framework for scaling development efforts within Claude Code by parallelizing independent tasks. It outlines a pattern for identifying non-sequential failures—such as unrelated test breaks or isolated bugs in different subsystems—and dispatching specialized agents to handle each domain concurrently. By enforcing focus and independence, it eliminates the bottlenecks of sequential investigation, prevents agents from getting lost in broad scopes, and significantly reduces the total time required for integration and debugging.

Key Features

• Structured agent prompt templates for focused task execution
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• Strategic workflow for integrating multi-agent outputs
• Conflict prevention guidelines for shared codebases
• Concurrent problem domain identification and isolation
• Parallel execution patterns to optimize debugging speed

Use Cases

• Fixing multiple unrelated test failures across different files after a refactor
• Investigating independent bugs in separate subsystems simultaneously
• Executing concurrent documentation updates and code cleanup tasks