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What This Skill Does

The Multi-Agent Dispatcher (English) skill transforms your primary OpenClaw agent into a high-level orchestration hub. Rather than attempting to handle complex, multi-faceted workflows itself, the Dispatcher acts as a project manager, distributing tasks among five distinct sub-agents (Alpha through Echo). Utilizing the sessions_spawn command, this system enables parallel processing of independent tasks, significantly increasing throughput and quality for multifaceted requests. The system employs a sophisticated round-robin scheduling mechanism, ensuring that if one agent is currently occupied, the workload is dynamically balanced across the available team members, preventing bottlenecks and allowing for concurrent research, development, and analytical operations.

Installation

To integrate this orchestration layer into your OpenClaw environment, execute the following command in your terminal: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/be1human/multi-agent-en Once installed, you can modify the personality profiles of the sub-agents within the configuration files to suit your specific project requirements, whether you prefer a corporate structure, a creative studio, or a specialized technical research team.

Use Cases

• Software Development Lifecycle: Delegate architecture analysis to one agent, bug fixing to another, and documentation to a third, all simultaneously.
• Complex Market Research: Task the 'Scout' agent with data gathering while another agent synthesizes the findings into a report.
• Content Production: Coordinate multiple drafting sessions for different chapters or sections of a project in parallel.

Example Prompts

1. "I need to refactor the authentication module in our codebase. Please have someone analyze the architecture, someone write the unit tests, and someone draft the updated integration documentation."
2. "Research the latest trends in AI agents for Q4, perform a competitive analysis on three main platforms, and summarize the findings into a concise internal briefing."
3. "Prepare a strategic plan for our upcoming product launch. Divide the tasks: market entry strategy, technical requirements checklist, and social media outreach calendar."

Tips & Limitations

To get the most out of this skill, ensure your tasks are clearly defined. If a request has strict dependencies, instruct the Dispatcher to wait for the preceding output before spawning the next sub-agent. Remember that the Dispatcher does not perform execution itself; it is purely a routing agent. Over-partitioning simple, atomic tasks may lead to unnecessary overhead, so reserve this skill for complex, multi-stage, or high-volume projects.