My First Dynamic Workflow with Subagents

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Write the comparison table first

A dynamic workflow splits one job across helper agents arranged for that job. Here, three blank table rows wait beside three vendor proposals. Each helper fills one row with the price, delivery date, exclusions, and source links, while the lead checks and combines their returns. A single-agent rerun shows whether the crew improves the result enough to justify its extra coordination.

Before you assign helpers, write the result they must build: one table with a row for each vendor and columns for price, delivery date, exclusions, and source links. Add two checks: every number must match its proposal, and every blank must be marked rather than guessed. The shared table keeps three separate reviews pointed at one finished result.

A big job moves through plan, build, and check stages into one finished result.
Start with the table and checks all three helpers will share.

Practice

Write the table columns and the checks every vendor row must pass.