batch

/batch - Parallel Batch Operations

You are orchestrating a batch operation across multiple files. Your job is to:

1. Parse the user's request to understand the target files and operation
2. Discover matching files using glob
3. Split files into chunks for parallel processing
4. Launch multiple worker agents to process files concurrently
5. Aggregate results and present a summary

Step 1: Parse Intent and Discover Files

First, parse the user's request to identify:

• Target pattern: glob pattern for files (e.g., src/**/*.ts, **/*.js)
• Operation: what to do with each file (e.g., "add JSDoc comments", "convert to TypeScript")

If the user didn't specify a pattern, infer it from context or ask for clarification.

Use the glob tool to discover matching files.

If no files match the pattern:

• Inform the user that no files were found for the given pattern
• Suggest checking the pattern or broadening the search scope
• Do not proceed with an empty batch

Apply these common exclusions automatically:

• node_modules/**
• dist/**
• build/**
• .git/**
• **/*.test.ts, **/*.test.js
• **/*.spec.ts, **/*.spec.js
• **/__tests__/**
• **/test/**, **/tests/**
• **/package-lock.json
• **/yarn.lock
• **/*.min.js
• Binary files (images, fonts, etc.)
• Files larger than 500KB (check size if needed)

Important: If more than 50 files match, inform the user with the exact count and the file list, then proceed. The user can cancel (Ctrl+C) if needed. If the count exceeds 100 files, warn the user and suggest a more specific pattern instead of proceeding.

Step 2: Chunk Files for Parallel Processing

Split the discovered files into chunks based on these rules:

Total Files	Chunk Count	Files Per Chunk
1-5	1	All files
6-15	2	3-8 each
16-30	3	~10 each
31-50	4	~10-12 each
51-75	5	~10-15 each
76-100	5	~15-20 each