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Parallelize independent subtasks — bulk refactors, multi-host changes, "do all of these". Maximize throughput with concurrent subagents.
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| name | fleet |
| description | Parallelize independent subtasks — bulk refactors, multi-host changes, "do all of these". Maximize throughput with concurrent subagents. |
| metadata | {"when_to_use":"fleet mode, throw a fleet, spawn agents, parallelize, many files at once, bulk refactor"} |
When a task breaks into independent, parallelizable subtasks, spin up task subagents concurrently in one message.
| Situation | Action |
|---|---|
| 5+ independent file edits | Fleet |
| Sequential edits (B depends on A) | Direct |
| 10 files, trivial one-liners | Direct (overhead > work) |
| Bulk search across 20+ files | Fleet |
| Multi-host changes (each independent) | Fleet |
| User says "do all of these", "fleet mode", "parallel", "at once" | Fleet |
Rule: If overhead outweighs per-item work, go direct. Batch trivial subtasks to one subagent.
Sketch the tree — one line per subagent prevents overlap:
Tree:
├── Agent A: search callers of getCwd
├── Agent B: search callers of setCwd
└── Agent C: check both against new API
Each subagent prompt must be self-contained:
Subagents can launch their own fleet (max depth 3):
Orchestrator
├── Subagent A (aggregates A1, A2, A3)
│ ├── A1 (leaf)
│ ├── A2 (leaf)
│ └── A3 (leaf)
└── Subagent B (aggregates B1, B2)
├── B1 (leaf)
└── B2 (leaf)
Parent aggregates children before returning. Each level strips irrelevant detail.