cao-session-management

Multi-agent workflows for parallel code review are managed by launching CAO sessions that coordinate multiple CLI coding agents simultaneously. You can send instructions, check status, and shut down sessions to control the entire review process from one interface.

A CLI Agent Orchestrator (CAO) session is a managed environment for coordinating multiple CLI coding agents in parallel or sequentially. You need it when running cross-provider workflows or scheduled agent runs that require task delegation across different tools.

To launch a CAO session for cross-provider workflows, run the command starting with `cao launch` followed by agent profiles, session name, working directory, and task instructions. This initiates headless agent execution for your specified coding tasks.

Yes, session management requires a running CAO server and installed agent profiles to function. These prerequisites enable the skill to handle task delegation, status checking, and session shutdown for your multi-agent workflows.

The best way to unblock stuck terminals in a multi-agent CLI workflow is through the CAO session management interface. It provides specific controls to unblock stuck terminals alongside standard session monitoring and shutdown capabilities.

Yes, you can coordinate multiple CLI coding agents sequentially or in parallel using CAO session management. The skill supports both workflow patterns, allowing task delegation across different agent profiles like Claude Code or Kiro CLI.