doey-rd-team

A live-codebase R&D team applies parallel analysis to your project directory to provide immediate feedback on code changes. Multiple role-specific agents concurrently audit modifications, propose fixes, and coordinate improvements without manual handoffs.

Yes, you can use tmux to run parallel Claude instances by creating a 2x2 grid that launches specialized agents concurrently. This setup supports live project directories where parallel analysis and immediate feedback are required for tasks like code review and architecture audits.

The best way to coordinate architecture audits across multiple AI roles is spawning a Doey R&D team. This approach assigns concurrent role-specific prompts to Brain, Platform, Claude, and Critic agents, enabling them to audit live changes, propose fixes, and consolidate results across specialists.

Live-codebase team management does not require manual handoffs between agents. The system orchestrates R&D collaboration by spawning a multi-role Doey team that observes changes in real time and automatically coordinates improvements across the parallel instances.

To set up before spawning a Doey R&D team, you need a live project directory where parallel analysis is required, along with tmux for grid management. The automated bootstrap sequence then initializes sessions, creates windows, and launches the Claude agents automatically.