Dispatching Parallel Agents

Trust Score 82/100

Pattern for splitting independent investigations into parallel agents — dispatch one focused agent per independent problem domain to speed up debugging and repa

triggers:dispatching parallel agentsparallel debuggingmulti-agent orchestrationspawn agentsconcurrent investigations

GitHub SKILL.md

What it does

This skill describes a workflow and prompt structure for dispatching multiple autonomous agents to investigate independent problems concurrently. It guides how to identify independent domains, create focused agent tasks, run them in parallel, and integrate the results while avoiding interference.

When to use it

Apply when you face multiple unrelated failures (different test files, distinct subsystems, or separate bugs) where investigations do not share state and can proceed independently. Avoid when failures are related or require full-system context.

What's included

Scripts: none bundled (has_scripts=false)
References: none bundled (has_references=false)
Instructions: clear pattern description, example agent prompts, common mistakes and verification steps to ensure safe integration after parallel fixes.

Compatible agents

Useful with multi-agent orchestrators and Claude Code / Goose / other multi-agent frameworks that support spawning concurrent tasks. Works as a high-level coordination pattern for engineering and debugging workflows.

Audit Summary

A pattern-skill for dispatching parallel agents to investigate independent problems concurrently. Contains no scripts — purely documentation with decision trees, prompt templates, and real-world examples. Well-written with clear do/don't comparisons, but lacks supporting scripts or references directory. Useful for Claude Code users debugging multiple independent failures.

Watch Out

No executable scripts — purely a pattern guide
Assumes Claude Code / Task() environment for agent dispatching

Notes

Documentation-only skill. Dot-graph in markdown is a nice touch for decision trees. Real example section adds credibility. No security concerns whatsoever — no code to audit.

Information

Repository: orchestrator-supaconductor
Stars: 356

Trust Score

Overall82

Security95

Code Quality72

Architecture65

Usefulness68

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