Agent Team Orchestrator FAQs

Question 1

Does this skill require specific terminal software?

Accepted Answer

For the best experience, it is recommended to use tmux or iTerm2. This allows the lead agent to split your terminal into multiple panes so you can monitor all teammates simultaneously.

Question 2

How does the lead agent prevent code conflicts?

Accepted Answer

The orchestration logic strictly enforces disjoint file ownership. During decomposition, it ensures that no two teammates are assigned to edit the same file, using dependency ordering to manage sequential changes.

Question 3

How much more expensive is an agent team compared to a single session?

Accepted Answer

Agent teams typically consume 3-10x more tokens than a single session due to the overhead of multiple context windows and inter-agent communication. It is recommended for complex tasks where the efficiency gains outweigh the token cost.

Question 4

What is the benefit of using multiple agents instead of one?

Accepted Answer

Each teammate has its own 1M-token context window, preventing the 'context pollution' that occurs when a single session tries to track too many files and concerns at once. This allows for higher precision in large codebases.

Question 5

Is there a limit to how many teammates I can spawn?

Accepted Answer

The skill supports up to 5 teammates. This limit exists because coordination costs grow quadratically with team size, and 5 agents typically provide the optimal balance between parallelism and management overhead.

Agent Team Orchestrator

Agent Team Orchestrator

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