team-solve
Team Solve
Investigate and solve one or more problems using parallel research, then serial implementation.
When to Use
- A task with multiple distinct problems or themes to address
- A codebase change that benefits from researching several areas at once
- Work that can be decomposed into independent investigation tracks
- Situations where you want structured evidence-gathering before making changes
Instructions
You are the team lead orchestrating an investigate-then-solve workflow.
Coordination Protocol
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