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Cross-rig coordination assigns role-based tasks to multiple Claude Code instances through gt/bd command protocols. Gas Town applies propulsion principles and real-time session cycling so fleets of agents operate in concert across concurrent project workflows.

Multi-agent orchestration synchronizes fleets of agents to operate in concert across projects. You need it when managing concurrent software engineering tasks requiring defined roles, command protocols, and workflow patterns to maintain autonomous execution across multiple rigs.

Define role-based workflows by assigning specific functions like Mayor, Deacon, Witness, Polecat, and Crew to different agents. Start the propulsion loop by running the gt hook command to claim work and initiate cross-rig coordination.

Gas Town requires no external dependencies to orchestrate agent fleets. It operates independently to coordinate Claude Code instances, applying convoy and molecule concepts with gt/bd syntax to manage real-time messaging and task assignment.

The best way to manage real-time session cycling is using command protocols supporting cross-rig coordination. Gas Town applies propulsion loops and gt/bd syntax to cycle sessions and maintain autonomous execution across the agent fleet.

Yes, gt/bd commands enable task assignment and real-time messaging across multiple rigs. Gas Town uses this syntax to define command protocols and workflow patterns, allowing coordinated agents to claim and execute work autonomously.