multi-agent

You can coordinate multiple Claude Code sessions by running them in separate tmux panes within a shared session. This Skill provides scripts using tmux and jq to manage chat logs, history, and task tracking across those panes for synchronized teamwork.

Yes, sharing a chat log and task status across tmux panes is supported by frontmatter-based discovery and script-driven coordination. It centralizes communication and history tracking to prevent conflicts during pair programming or remote team workflows.

Yes, jq and tmux are required dependencies. The toolkit relies on tmux to manage multiple terminal panes for agent sessions and jq to parse and coordinate the structured data used for chat and task tracking.

The best way to manage multi-agent collaboration without terminal conflicts is using a centralized, script-driven toolkit within a shared tmux session. This approach coordinates status tracking and chat history, ensuring agents react to prompts without overwriting each other's work.

Limitations include relying entirely on shell scripts, tmux, and jq for coordination, which means the toolkit is bound to terminal-based environments and requires manual session management for complex, multi-agent task tracking workflows.