run-team

Multi-agent parallel execution is coordinated by spawning specialized agents in separate tmux split panes, allowing simultaneous exploration of distinct technical angles or hypotheses during complex investigations.

Debugging complex system failures simultaneously is achieved by spawning agent teams in tmux panes to investigate different hypotheses in parallel, preventing bottlenecked linear workflows.

Tmux split panes manage agent dependencies and synthesize output by providing an integrated environment for task-based coordination across multiple agents exploring distinct technical angles.

Real-time steering allows you to monitor and interact with specific agents directly within tmux panes to guide their progress and manage task-based coordination throughout the investigation.

A tmux environment is required to facilitate complex investigation and debugging tasks, as it provides the split pane integration necessary for managing multi-agent parallel execution and output synthesis.

Multi-agent parallelism should be used for ambiguous scenarios requiring simultaneous exploration of distinct technical angles or hypotheses, preventing the bottlenecked workflows of linear debugging approaches.