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fleet-parallel

Use when you need to run the same task across many files, components, or contexts in parallel — triggers /fleet mode for batch refactoring, mass testing, or bulk review. NOT when sequential order matters.

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# Fleet Mode Parallel Execution

## Why This is Copilot-Exclusive

Copilot CLI's **Fleet mode** launches multiple autonomous agents in parallel, each working
on an independent subtask in its own context window. This is a fundamentally different
execution model — not just "run commands in parallel" but full AI agents running concurrently
with their own tool access. Those subagents are also steerable: if an in-flight agent starts
drifting, you can send a follow-up message to correct course instead of waiting for the whole
run to finish.

## When to Use

- Refactoring the same pattern across many files simultaneously