doey-add-team

You can spawn a fully configured team by placing a valid .team.md definition in your project and running the add-team command. It parses pane and workflow data to automatically create tmux windows, assign roles, and launch Claude instances for each configured pane.

A .team.md file defines pane configurations, roles like manager or worker, and workflows for your team. The Skill parses this metadata to coordinate session and window management via tmux, eliminating manual pane setup and enforcing a consistent team structure.

Automate tmux window creation by loading a .team.md definition from common project locations. The Skill reads the pane configurations and uses the Doey CLI to create the tmux environment, assign roles, and launch Claude instances in the correct startup order.

Yes, the Doey CLI is required to coordinate session and window management. The Skill relies on it to parse the .team.md definition, persist team metadata and session state, and launch Claude instances within the created tmux panes for quick reuse.

Yes, the Skill persists team metadata and session state after spawning from the .team.md definition. This enables quick reuse and continuity across sessions, allowing you to resume coordinated Claude instances and tmux pane configurations without manual reconfiguration.

The Skill enforces a defined .team.md format for panes and workflows, meaning definitions that deviate from this structure will not parse correctly. You must ensure your team definition follows the required format for pane roles and workflow metadata to spawn successfully.