agent-manager-skill

To coordinate local CLI agents in tmux, use a script-based controller to start, stop, monitor, and assign tasks to multiple agents concurrently. It manages lifecycle and logging via an agents/ directory for configuration.

Yes, you can schedule recurring workloads for CLI agents using the cron-compatible scheduling feature. This automates recurring agent tasks within the tmux orchestration environment.

Yes, you need both Python3 and tmux installed to run parallel agent workloads. The controller relies on tmux for session management and Python3 for the orchestration scripts.

The best way to monitor and assign tasks to several local agents is using a centralized script-based controller. It provides lifecycle management and logging, allowing you to track progress and assign work within tmux sessions.

An agents/ directory provides configuration and coordination for CLI agent orchestration. It allows the script-based controller to define, manage, and execute parallel workloads across multiple tmux sessions.

Managing parallel agents in tmux relies on local script execution and an agents/ directory for configuration. It is designed for local CLI orchestration, meaning it does not natively manage remote or cloud-based agent instances.