Incident investigation
Log reader + deploy historian + metrics analyst + ticket triager — all parallel, surfacing the pattern a human would miss.
A lead agent breaks your request into focused pieces and delegates each to a specialist — deploy logs, metrics, tickets, code. They work at the same time. You get one synthesized answer.
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The problem
Real business questions span tools, people, and timelines. Sequential tool-use turns a two-minute investigation into a ten-minute wait. Parallel specialists let one question spread across every source at once, then come back synthesized — faster than a human could open the tabs.
How it works
A lead agent reads your question and breaks it into focused subtasks — one per tool, domain, or data source.
Each subtask is handed to a specialist with its own model, prompt, and toolset. Up to 25 run in parallel.
Specialists deliver their findings back to the lead. It merges, resolves conflicts, and drafts the final answer.
Every step is visible on the timeline. See which specialist touched which tool, what they concluded, and why.
What you get
Real scenarios
Log reader + deploy historian + metrics analyst + ticket triager — all parallel, surfacing the pattern a human would miss.
CRM specialist + news crawler + product-usage analyst — one fan-out builds the account brief.
Changelog writer + doc updater + PR reviewer — fanned out, synthesised into a release package.
Policy advisor + config checker + integration helper — one specialist per workflow, parallel to a single customer Q&A.
Early signal
Benchmarks from the underlying platform research and early-customer pilots. Your mileage will vary with scope and setup.
Max parallel specialists
Typical investigation
Cost vs. serial
Frequently asked
Often less. The coordinator runs on a cheap fast model (Haiku); specialists only escalate to bigger models when they genuinely need to. Overall cost is usually lower than serial Opus calls.
You do. All approval requests fan into one inbox on the session timeline, so even a 25-specialist investigation feels like a single conversation to the human in the loop.
Yes — that's on the roadmap for the Business tier. Admins will define a specialist's name, system prompt, model, and tool access, then publish it to the roster.
The coordinator sees the failure on the shared event stream and either retries with a different specialist or returns a partial answer with the gap called out.
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