team

Coordinating multiple Claude Code sessions involves using a centralized team model to spawn teammates, share messaging, and manage tasks across cmux panes and workspaces. This approach provides structured multi-session work with state checkpointing for persistence.

YAML-driven configuration for multi-session work is a workflow where you define team setups and manage membership dynamically using YAML files. It enables loading team configurations, managing members, and checkpointing state to resume coordinated tasks later.

To create and add members to a team workspace, run the team create command with a specified team name, then use the interactive membership management workflow to spawn teammates across panes. This sets up shared task coordination immediately.

Coordinating Claude Code teams relies on cmux to manage panes and workspaces for multi-session work. You need a cmux environment to spawn teammates, share messaging, and maintain centralized task coordination across active sessions.

You can save and resume shared tasks across Claude Code sessions using state checkpointing. The team model persists task coordination and messaging state, allowing you to resume multi-session work at a later time without losing progress.

You should use a centralized team model for multi-session coordination when managing complex workflows across multiple panes becomes challenging without shared state. It is ideal for dynamic membership, centralized messaging, and persistent task coordination.