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You can orchestrate multiple Claude agents in parallel by spawning named sessions across split panes within a single workspace. This enables side-by-side execution, terminal I/O, and shared context for coordinated debugging or research tasks.

Yes, you can coordinate browser automation and terminal I/O within a single Claude workflow. The orchestrator manages named agents across split panes, allowing parallel sessions to execute browser interactions and terminal commands simultaneously while tracking status in the sidebar.

Multi-agent orchestration for Claude is the process of managing named agents across split panes and workspaces to run parallel sessions. You need it when coordinating complex workflows like debugging, research, or multi-agent task coordination where agents share context side-by-side.

To spawn a named Claude agent in a new split pane, initiate the orchestration command within your current workspace. This creates a new surface for the agent, applies environment-targeting, and integrates sidebar tracking for orchestrator control over the parallel session.

Yes, multi-agent orchestration supports cross-workspace coordination by applying surface and paneRefs to track named agents. This allows parallel sessions running in separate splits to maintain shared context and enables sidebar status tracking for orchestrator control.

Running parallel Claude agents across split panes requires managing environment-targeting and paneRefs carefully. If the workspace lacks proper sidebar integration, status tracking and orchestrator control over cross-workspace coordination may not function as intended for multi-agent task coordination.