smux-compozy-pairing

Multi-agent AI workflow orchestration coordinates Codex and Claude in tmux to generate structured artifacts like PRDs and TechSpecs. It uses a single orchestrator to aggregate inputs from both agents, reducing manual handoffs during feature development.

Tmux orchestration spawns separate worker panes for Codex and Claude, enabling parallel thinking with a live UI bridge. The orchestrator coordinates these agents to produce structured artifacts like PRDs and tasks with minimal human supervision.

Yes, the workflow explicitly supports both interactive TUI workflows and headless automation constraints. You can generate PRD, TechSpec, and task artifacts without direct terminal interaction by enforcing the runtime contract for guarded execution.

No, you do not need to manually coordinate task generation. The orchestrator autonomously aggregates inputs from Codex and Claude to generate PRD, TechSpec, and tasks, reducing handoffs and manual coordination overhead during feature development.

The runtime contract enforces proper sequencing and guarded execution across Codex, Claude, and the orchestrator. It ensures safe multi-agent AI workflow operations by satisfying requirements for frontmatter-driven skill discovery, boot prompts, and on-demand scripts integration.

You bootstrap a multi-agent tmux session by specifying the feature slug under .compozy/tasks and the repo root. The workflow then uses on-demand assets, references, and scripts to initialize sessions, load boot prompts, and execute start-up commands.