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GitHub's Copilot CLI now supports parallel agent execution through the /fleet command, enabling developers to distribute tasks across multiple files efficiently.

GitHub's Copilot CLI now supports parallel agent execution through the /fleet command, enabling developers to distribute tasks across multiple files efficiently.

3 Key Points

  1. The /fleet command allows Copilot CLI to dispatch and run multiple agents simultaneously rather than sequentially

  2. Developers can write prompts that intelligently split work across different files for parallel processing

  3. The feature supports declaring dependencies between tasks to maintain proper execution order

  4. GitHub provides guidance on common pitfalls to avoid when orchestrating multi-agent workflows

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