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Launch many independent workers at once, each on its own slice of a job or all racing on one brief, then return one combined pass, problems, or blocked report. Use for "swarm this", one worker per package or directory, model races, check gauntlets, and wide exploration.

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# swarm

Fan a job out to parallel workers, wait for all of them, and hand the user one report. Workers either split the job into disjoint slices (coverage), compete on the same brief (a race), or both.

If the aim is one merged artifact built from competing attempts, use the [`arena` skill](../arena/SKILL.md). Swarm reports results. It does not choose a base or graft parts together.

Track a todo list with four items: frame, fan out, aggregate, report.

## 1. Frame

1. **Define done.** State the condition that ends the swarm and exactly what it hands back, for example "every package's test command has a result" or "the first worker to reproduce the crash on a clean checkout".
2. **Pick a structure.**
   - *Coverage*: disjoint slices, one worker each. Slices must not overlap, or two workers will report on the same thing and one slice will be missed.
   - *Race*: N workers on the same brief.