orchestrate

Automate monitoring and state-driven transitions for Claude worker agents by running an orchestrator that detects agent state changes and logs event files to coordinate progress across implement, review, and merge stages.

You can run worker orchestration in the background by executing the orchestration script with the --background flag after spawning workers with the implement command, allowing it to operate autonomously.

The best way to coordinate multiple Claude agents across implement, review, and merge stages is to use an orchestrator that reads agent state changes and surfaces concise status updates in the main pane.

The orchestrator does not automatically kill, spawn, merge, or fix workers; it delegates action decisions to the main agent to ensure predictable workflow control and consistent progression.

Inspect the current orchestration state of your worker agents by using exposed commands to view concise status updates and reading event files logged to the temporary orchestrator events directory.

State-driven orchestration reduces manual coordination by automatically detecting agent state changes and logging event files, ensuring consistent progression through the implement, review, and merge lifecycle.