dmux-workflows

You orchestrate parallel AI agent workflows by invoking dmux to create and manage multiple tmux-based panes, enabling simultaneous task execution across different AI agents. This facilitates complex multi-agent coordination for parallel research and code development.

dmux is a tmux-based tool used for managing AI agent panes and orchestrating parallel execution of multiple agent sessions. It enables users to coordinate complex multi-agent workflows by running simultaneous sessions across different panes.

Yes, you need the dmux dependency installed, which is a tmux-based tool for managing agent panes. This prerequisite provides the underlying session management required to create panes and execute parallel AI agent workflows.

To start a multi-agent workflow, invoke dmux to initialize the session manager, then create new agent panes and enter prompts to begin each AI agent session. This allows you to run simultaneous research and implementation tasks across panes.

You should use parallel multi-agent workflows for complex tasks that benefit from simultaneous processing, such as running parallel research and code implementation across different AI agents. This approach maximizes efficiency when tasks can be executed concurrently.