spawn-parallellisted

# Spawn Parallel Skill Pattern for spawning and coordinating parallel subagents. ## When to Load This Skill - You have multiple independent tasks - Tasks don't depend on each other's output - You want to maximize concurrency ## Spawning Pattern ### 1. Identify Independent Tasks Tasks are independent if: - No data dependencies between them - No file conflicts (different files or read-only) - Can complete in any order ### 2. Prepare Contexts Each subagent needs minimal, focused context: ```json {"task":{"id":"unique_id","description":"specific task"},"context_files":["only relevant files"],"boundaries":{"owns":["files this agent can modify"],"reads":["files for reference"]},"output_path":"memory/tasks/{id}/output.json"} ``` ### 3. Spawn All at Once Use multiple Task calls in single response: ``` Task(subagent_type: "implementer", model: "sonnet", prompt: "Task 1...") Task(subagent_type: "implementer", model: "sonnet", prompt: "Task 2...") Task(subagent_type: "implementer", model: "sonnet", prompt: "Task 3...") ``` **Subagent Type Reference (Custom Dotagent Agents):** | Type | Model | Use For | |------|-------|---------| | `explorer` | haiku | Fast codebase scouting | | `implementer` | sonnet | Focused code writing | | `verifier` | haiku | Independent verification | | `tester` | haiku | Test execution | **Note:** These are custom dotagent agents (lowercase). Built-in Claude Code agents like `Explore` and `Plan` (capitalized) have different behavior. ### 4. Collect and