boss-cmux-team

You can orchestrate multi-agent terminal teams in cmux by using a skill that automates the spawning, orientation, and management of agents defined in a team-config JSON file. This setup streamlines agentic development workflows by allowing a lead agent to drive a grid of worker agents for planning, building, and testing.

To automate agent coordination in a cmux workspace, you need macOS with cmux installed. You must also configure environment variables for credential injection and notification-waiting before spawning your terminal agents.

Team management for agentic development works by automatically spawning and driving a team of terminal agents from a team-config JSON. A lead agent manages a grid of worker agents, coordinating subagents, commands, hooks, and scripts to build features collaboratively.

Yes, you can use agent-harness alongside cmux to build and operate agentic dev workflows. The harness supports driving subagents, commands, hooks, and scripts within your orchestrated terminal team environment.

The best way to spawn a team of agents for a specific feature is to define your configuration in a team-config JSON and invoke the orchestration skill. This automates the creation of a lead agent and worker agents tailored to your feature's development workflow.

Multi-agent terminal orchestration requires environment variables for credential injection to securely authenticate the automated agents within the cmux workspace. This setup ensures worker agents can operate and communicate safely during agentic development workflows.