What problem does it solve?
Coding agents can be slow and disruptive without the right execution setup, causing broken output, hangs, and inefficient iteration. This Skill solves the problem by standardizing how to spawn and monitor interactive coding agents in the right directory with the required terminal support.
Core Features & Use Cases
- PTY-first interactive execution: Ensures Codex, Claude Code, or Pi agents run correctly by allocating a pseudo-terminal (pty:true).
- Background session orchestration: Starts long-running work in the background and monitors progress via process actions (poll/log), including interactive input handling (write/submit/send-keys/paste).
- Safe workflow conventions: Uses scratch git repos for one-shots, supports PR review in temporary locations, and avoids unsafe workspaces (never in ~/clawd and never in ~/.openaeon or LIVE instances).
Quick Start
Start a one-shot build in a real project directory by running: delegate coding to an agent with a pseudo-terminal, using pty:true and workdir set to your project folder.