spawn

Spawn parallel agents by creating new tmux windows with `tmux new-window`, passing your task via environment variables. Each agent runs independently in its own window while maintaining parent-child thread linkage through AMP_CURRENT_THREAD_ID, enabling coordinated multi-agent workflows.

Thread linkage maintains context continuity across agents by referencing the parent thread ID. This approach enables traceable conversations and coordinated handoffs between agents, ensuring each spawned agent inherits conversation context from the parent thread.

Yes. This Skill provides patterns for agent handoffs through tmux window management and thread linkage. Agents reference the parent thread ID and receive callback instructions via TMUX_PANE, enabling coordinated task delegation and sequential agent workflows.

Pass the NAME variable when spawning agents—it auto-assigns window names based on your assets or custom values. The Skill returns the agent name for reference, simplifying tracking across multiple parallel agents.

Set AMP_CURRENT_THREAD_ID to link child agents to the parent thread, and use TMUX_PANE to route callback instructions. These variables enable detached window creation and maintain conversation context across spawned agents in the tmux session.