$ recall "dispatch"
1 match · retrieved from the upstream memory
dispatch
One launch, whole crowd: a brief per agent, everything sent out in a single motion.
A dispatch is the launch: one brief per agent, the whole crowd out in a single motion. One question becomes six workers, each holding its own slice and its own place to write what it finds.
It earns a definition because the dispatch is where reliability gets decided. Everything an agent does downstream was fixed by the brief it left with. A dispatch built on validated, typed briefs fails before launch, in the time it takes a validator to raise. One built on freeform prompts fails an hour later, as an output folder with holes in it. Same fleet, same models. The dispatch was the difference.
first surfaced in ↳ The Brief Is an API