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You can coordinate parallel agents on a shared task list using tmux-based orchestration, which spawns multiple sessions to execute subtasks concurrently while maintaining synchronized progress through centralized state files.

Tmux-based multi-agent orchestration coordinates concurrent workers by managing a shared task list and per-worker state files, ensuring agents report progress and hand off results to a leader without losing synchronization during parallel execution.

Yes, parallel agent execution requires the OMX runtime to manage the tmux orchestration, handle startup, monitor progress, and execute clean shutdowns with evidence-based validation for coordinated workstreams.

Start a coordinated team by launching the omx team command, which spawns parallel workers on a shared task and monitors their progress through lifecycle controls and per-worker inboxes under .omx/state/team.

Yes, tmux orchestration spawns and coordinates multiple Codex or Claude sessions to work on subtasks simultaneously, ensuring synchronized progress and clean handoffs back to a leader agent.

Parallel workstream coordination requires strict lifecycle controls for clean shutdown and relies on per-worker inbox and state files under .omx/state/team, meaning agents must follow structured handoff protocols to avoid desynchronization.