Multi-Agent Workflows

One of AZAD's core capabilities is running multiple agents in parallel. Each agent gets its own isolated workspace, context window, and toolset.

This means you can have one agent refactoring a module while another writes tests for it, and a third updates the documentation. They coordinate through git — each working on their own branch, with conflicts resolved automatically or flagged for your review.

The key insight is that agents work best when they have clear, scoped tasks. AZAD's orchestration layer handles task decomposition, agent spawning, and result aggregation. You define the goal; AZAD figures out how to get there.

Multi-agent workflows are especially powerful for large codebases where a single agent would struggle with context limits. By splitting work across agents, each one can focus deeply on its piece of the puzzle.