spawn:agent

To spawn an AI coding agent in a new terminal window, use the fork_terminal tool. It opens a separate terminal to run your chosen agent, reading the agent-specific cookbook to ensure correct command invocation and safety checks.

Yes, you can launch Codex, Gemini, Cursor, OpenCode, or Copilot. The workflow supports selecting among these agents and defaults to Claude Code when an agent is not explicitly specified during the terminal spawn process.

A multi-agent coding environment allows you to run different AI coding assistants like Claude Code and Copilot simultaneously. You need it to streamline automated coding tasks across various agents without leaving your current workspace.

No specific dependencies are required to spawn a new terminal agent. The capability relies solely on the fork_terminal tool and reads agent-specific cookbooks to execute the correct command invocation and safety checks.

The best way to automate coding tasks across multiple AI agents is using a unified terminal workflow. It spawns your chosen agent in a new terminal, applying cookbook instructions to verify help and capture output for processing.

When launching AI agents from an existing workspace, the workflow is limited to supported agents like Claude Code and Cursor. It relies on agent-specific cookbooks to enforce safety checks, capturing output strictly for later processing.