/add-parallelization

Analyze an existing command and add parallelization capabilities when appropriate.

Parallelization Analysis

First, read the target command file:

• If command name starts with /, determine path: /namespace:command → namespace/command.md
• Look in .claude/commands/ first, then ~/.claude/commands/

Suitability Assessment

Only add parallelization if the command performs:

• Independent data collection: Reading/analyzing multiple files or components
• Batch read-only analysis: Security scans, code quality checks, validation
• Research aggregation: Gathering information from multiple sources

Do NOT parallelize:

• Implementation/deployment workflows
• Sequential operations with dependencies
• Single-target operations
• File modification workflows

Implementation Strategy

If parallelization is appropriate:

1. Create Worker Subdirectory: Create directory based on command format:
   • Simple commands: workers/[command-name]-workers/
   • Namespaced commands: workers/[namespace]-[name]-workers/
2. Generate Worker Templates: Create specific worker tasks in the subdirectory
3. Update Command: Add parallel execution instructions using Task tool
4. Add Batching Logic: Handle system limit of 10 parallel tasks
5. Result Aggregation: Pattern for combining worker outputs

Task Template Pattern:

Store in appropriate subdirectory:

• Simple: workers/[command-name]-workers/[worker-type].md
• Namespaced: workers/[namespace]-[name]-workers/[worker-type].md

You are a specialized worker for parallel [analysis-type]. 

Analyze the provided [target] for [specific-criteria].

Return results in structured format:
- Item: [target-identifier]
- Status: [result-summary]
- Details: [specific-findings]

This task operates without conversation context.

Command Integration Pattern:

For multiple [targets]:
- Read template: Read('workers/[namespace]-[name]-workers/analyzer.md')
  (or 'workers/[command-name]-workers/analyzer.md' for simple commands)
- Use Task tool with subagent_type: 'general-purpose'
- Process up to 10 [targets] in parallel
- Aggregate results and present unified findings

Validation

Ensure the updated command:

• Maintains original functionality for single targets
• Preserves all existing frontmatter (including disable-model-invocation if present)
• Uses Task tool appropriately
• Includes proper error handling
• Documents parallelization clearly

Note: If the command has disable-model-invocation: true, preserve it - parallel execution capability doesn't change whether Claude should invoke it programmatically.

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