mux-subprocess

You can manage multiple parallel subprocesses for agent interaction by launching Mux Swarm CLI instances from a host application. This enables bidirectional stdin/stdout control to orchestrate autonomous sessions across parallel workers.

Inter-process communication uses a bidirectional stdin/stdout protocol with sentinel boundaries to frame messages. This allows the host application to send commands and receive structured results from the subprocess workers reliably.

Yes, you can run Mux Swarm subprocesses across Windows, Linux, and macOS. The cross-platform implementation manages worker threads, bootstrap wait sequences, and error handling uniformly regardless of the host operating system.

The best way to orchestrate long-running tasks and swap agents is by spawning Mux Swarm as subprocesses. The host application maintains bidirectional control, enabling dynamic agent swapping and autonomous task execution without blocking.

No external dependencies are required to launch and control Mux Swarm programmatically. The Skill operates independently using built-in scripts and references to manage the subprocess lifecycle and inter-process communication.

Sentinel boundaries are used for subprocess communication to delimit discrete messages within the continuous stdin/stdout stream. This framing ensures the host application can accurately parse interleaved outputs and errors from parallel worker threads.