multi-cli-runtime

You route subagent tasks by invoking a shared companion helper that forwards each task to the correct CLI runtime with a single standardized Bash call, preserving stdout and forwarding flags for roles like writer, debugger, and researcher.

A multi-cli runtime dispatcher is a centralized, rules-driven helper that routes multi:* subagents to the correct CLI runtimes—such as codex, gemini, cursor, copilot, or qwen—simplifying orchestration without manual CLI handoffs.

Yes, multi-cli runtime routing requires a node-based companion helper to standardize task dispatch across CLI runtimes, enforcing a single Bash call per execution while forwarding role framing.

Yes, role-specific tasks such as researcher, explorer, planner, or debugger are forwarded to the selected CLI runtime through the helper, which preserves role framing and forwards flags during the single Bash dispatch.

A unified helper standardizes how tasks are forwarded to each CLI, enforcing a single Bash call per dispatch and preserving stdout, which eliminates inconsistent manual handoffs across runtimes.

The helper enforces a single Bash call per dispatch and requires the node-based companion, limiting execution to one standardized call per subagent routing event without parallel multi-call bursts.