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Parallel versus sequential agent execution: the structural
Parallel versus sequential agent execution: the structural analysis of dependency that determines whether agents run simultaneously or must wait for prior results, with parallel execution enabling speedup and sequential execution maintaining correctness
Why This Is a Definition
This definition establishes the precise semantic boundary of 'parallel versus sequential agent execution' by identifying it as a structural analysis of dependency rather than a preference. It specifies what distinguishes parallel execution (enabling speedup) from sequential execution (maintaining correctness) and clearly differentiates it from mere execution style preferences.