coding-agent

Running interactive coding agents like Codex and Claude Code requires PTY-backed background sessions for programmatic control. You can register and execute these agents inside focused workspaces to enable safe, auditable, and automated interactions.

Multi-agent orchestration is supported across Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode, and Pi. You can manage the lifecycle of multiple coding sessions simultaneously using explicit commands like list, log, poll, write, submit, and kill.

PTY-backed session management enforces pseudo-terminal usage to maintain interactive coding agent processes in the background. It ensures explicit, documented command execution and output capture for safe, auditable interactions without losing progress.

You control the coding agent lifecycle using explicit background task management commands including list, log, poll, write, submit, and kill. These commands ensure programmatic control over workspace-scoped execution and safe session termination.

OpenCode and Pi are fully supported alongside Codex and Claude Code for terminal-based workflows. The Skill provides a unified interface to command these interactive coding agents within PTY-enabled sessions for advanced developer automation.

A PTY is required to orchestrate interactive coding agents because it maintains the terminal environment necessary for the agents to function correctly in the background. This prevents progress loss and enables programmatic control over the session.