test-workflow

To test Yato workflow features in tmux sessions, you simulate PM deployment, team proposals, task generation, and agent creation using Claude CLI for real interaction. This Skill provides step-by-step instructions to guide the entire simulation and verification process.

Simulating PM deployment and agent creation involves deploying a PM agent through tmux sessions with Claude CLI, then observing the workflow behavior and monitoring key files. This approach ensures real user-PM-agent interaction rather than relying on direct script execution.

Yes, you need both Claude CLI and tmux to test Yato workflow behavior, as they are required for session interaction. Tmux enables real user-PM-agent interaction, while Claude CLI drives the workflow commands and agent responses.

Yes, you can verify team structure proposals and task generation without direct script execution by using tmux sessions to interact with the PM agent. You can capture output, list windows, send messages to agents, and monitor key workflow files for verification.

Tmux session testing differs from direct script execution by ensuring real user-PM-agent interaction throughout the workflow flow. This method provides a more accurate simulation of PM deployment, team proposals, and agent creation by capturing live session behavior.

Testing Yato workflow features in tmux requires Claude CLI and tmux to be properly configured, limiting use to compatible environments. The simulation focuses on PM deployment, team structure, task generation, agent creation, and cleanup, and may not cover workflows outside this scope.