dev-external-context

You can lookup multiple SDK and API documentation in parallel by spawning one worker agent per independent topic, fetching references concurrently instead of serially, and synthesizing the collected briefs into a unified context file.

Parallel research for engineering planning is the process of decomposing a task into independent topics and running concurrent documentation lookups, enabling rapid cross-referencing of unrelated SDK, API, and framework standards for immediate implementation.

You synthesize external documentation briefs by collecting concurrent lookup results from multiple workers, merging them into a single summary, and highlighting conflicts where sources disagree before saving to a research workspace path.

Yes, you can cross-reference unrelated framework and standards documentation concurrently by spawning a dedicated worker for each topic, which allows simultaneous lookups and reduces research latency for engineering scenarios.

Synthesized external research outputs are saved as markdown files to the workspace development research directory, using a naming convention that includes the topic and date, making them ready for downstream planning.

The best way to handle conflicting information from multiple API docs is to use parallel research synthesis, which collects concurrent briefs and explicitly highlights conflicts where sources disagree within a unified context file.