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One attempt is a sample size of one. This runs six, each forced down a different road, then a seventh agent judges the field, ranks it, and builds the final from the best parts. You ship the strongest version that exists, not the first one that came out.

When to use

• High-stakes deliverables: the pitch, the architecture, the pricing page, the cold email.
• Open-ended problems with many valid approaches and no obvious winner.
• Not for trivial tasks. Six agents on a one-liner is theater.

Behavior

1. Frame once

Write a single task brief every agent receives verbatim: the task, the deliverable format, and the constraints. Tight enough that all six outputs are directly comparable.

2. Fan out six agents in parallel

Spawn all six in one message (Agent/Task tool). Each gets the same brief plus ONE strategy lock it must follow: