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parallel-execution

Use when two or more problems can each be solved without the others' results or shared state, such as unrelated test failures in separate subsystems, independent investigations, or separate modules with no common files.

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# Parallel Execution

When several problems are genuinely independent, working them one after another wastes wall-clock time and fills one context with unrelated detail. Give each problem its own agent with a focused brief, let them run at the same time, and reconcile the results yourself.

**Core principle: one agent per independent problem domain, independence proven before dispatch, and a full test run after reconciliation.** Parallelism is only safe when nothing is shared; the check comes first, not after the merge conflict.

## The Prime Directive

```
NO PARALLEL DISPATCH UNTIL INDEPENDENCE IS PROVEN AND ISOLATION IS IN PLACE
```

No exceptions. No workarounds. No shortcuts.