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Running parallel CLI tasks in tmux involves spawning multiple worker processes in separate panes to execute concurrent operations. This skill automates distributing a task description across multiple CLI workers like Claude, Codex, and Gemini simultaneously to speed up development workflows.

Yes, you can use multiple agent types for parallel task execution. The skill supports spawning Claude, Codex, and Gemini CLI workers concurrently, allowing you to assign distinct sub-tasks such as writing code, generating tests, and performing security reviews to different dedicated agents.

Yes, you need tmux installed and accessible to manage multiple CLI workers. The skill leverages tmux to manage and visualize parallel processes in separate panes, and it also requires the specific agent CLIs you intend to use to be installed in your environment.

The best way to decompose a development task into parallel jobs is to assign each sub-task to a dedicated CLI worker. This skill manages task decomposition and worker lifecycle through CLI commands and state files, allowing concurrent execution of code generation and security review processes.

Worker lifecycle and status monitoring for parallel CLI processes are managed through CLI commands and state files. The skill tracks the status of each worker in real-time, handling task distribution and process management across the spawned tmux panes.

Using tmux panes for parallel developer tools execution provides direct visual management of concurrent processes. Unlike background scripts, tmux integration allows you to see the live output of each CLI worker in separate panes, simplifying the monitoring of simultaneous task execution.