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Parallel execution of CLI tasks is coordinated by launching durable tmux workers in split panes, managing shared state across sessions, and distributing tasks through an API. This enables long-running, stateful execution that survives beyond single reasoning bursts.

Yes, Codex and Claude CLI sessions can run in parallel for long-running execution. The system supports both for worker roles, coordinating them through shared state and an API to handle task distribution across split panes.

Yes, both the omx CLI and tmux are required to manage parallel task execution. These dependencies orchestrate durable tmux-based workers, coordinate shared state, and handle the lifecycle of parallel sessions.

The best way to start a parallel team session with multiple workers is using the omx CLI. Run `omx team 3:executor "analyze dataset"` to orchestrate task distribution across durable tmux panes and coordinate shared state.

Shared state management across parallel tmux sessions maintains team state explicitly throughout the execution lifecycle. This ensures coordinated and synchronized work across multiple worker panes, allowing durable sessions to share data during long-running tasks.

Use tmux-based workers instead of standard parallel execution when you need durable, stateful execution that survives beyond single bursts of reasoning. This approach is ideal for scenarios like multiple teams analyzing a large dataset simultaneously with synchronized coordination.