cmux-agents

You can spawn and manage multiple AI agents in parallel terminal panes using cmux. This Skill handles agent lifecycle management, allowing you to launch CLIs like Claude, Codex, and Gemini simultaneously for concurrent tasks.

Yes, you can manage different AI CLI tools from a single interface. The Skill provides CLI-agnostic management, abstracting away CLI-specific syntax routing so you can interact with Claude, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, and Kiro uniformly.

To prevent Git state conflicts during parallel agent execution, the Skill enforces Git worktree isolation. This ensures each AI agent operates within its own isolated worktree, avoiding overlapping changes in the same repository.

Orchestrating terminal AI agents requires cmux, shell scripting capabilities, and knowledge of individual AI CLI behaviors. You need these prerequisites to effectively manage agent spawning and monitoring across terminal panes.

Monitoring AI agent activity visually is achieved by spawning agents directly within cmux terminal panes. This setup provides visible agent activity, allowing you to track the progress of concurrent tasks across various AI CLIs.

The best way to coordinate simultaneous tasks like a security audit and module refactor is parallel agent spawning. You can launch separate AI agents in their own cmux panes to handle concurrent codebase work without state conflicts.