Overview
Consider a project to create a niche blog site with several posts.
A useful decomposition is:
- Research responsibility.
One subagent identifies the relevant keywords for the niche.
- Content responsibilities.
Several subagents write different posts rather than one agent writing every post in sequence.
- Design responsibility.
A design-focused subagent develops the visual presentation of the blog.
- Primary orchestration.
The main workflow tracks progress and brings the pieces into the complete site.
The operator should monitor the team rather than treating it as invisible. The interface exposes progress for each agent and provides a stop control. That pattern is important for any long-running multi-agent system: delegation should not eliminate observability.
A simpler project may not need a formal swarm. Manual parallelism across several independent chats can be sufficient when the tasks do not need a shared orchestrator.