Don't just try to generate code, start leading a team of parallel agents and using background tasks for your agents.
I built a team-agents plugin for a coordinated agent team for parallel task execution with leader delegation to senior/junior. I keep the number of roles minimal, but you can add more for specific tasks. High-level architecture for you, try to parallelize work while maintaining quality on the complex parts.
2026-03: Agent Teams just dropped - this is basically what I was trying to build with my team-agents plugin. Multiple Claude Code sessions that actually talk to each other, not just report back to a parent. Now it's built-in. Enable with CLAUDE_CODE_EXPERIMENTAL_AGENT_TEAMS.
Haven't tried it much yet, but I think this will become the new standard for how AI agents work together.
Use cases I'm planning to try:
- Parallel code review - spawn reviewers for security, performance, and test coverage, each applying a different lens to the same PR
- New features with clear boundaries - each teammate owns a separate module without stepping on each other
- Debugging - spawn teammates with different theories, have them try to disprove each other
