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Automated teamwork task execution uses Claude Code APIs to coordinate task discovery, claiming, implementation, evidence collection, and completion across multi-session agents. Workers search for open tasks via TaskList, claim ownership, implement solutions, and finalize with concrete evidence.

The evidence-based completion protocol requires workers to gather concrete evidence for each deliverable and attach it to TaskUpdate calls. This strict reporting mechanism includes exit codes and selective commits to verify task finalization in coordinated multi-session collaboration.

Workers claim and implement open tasks by using TaskGet to retrieve details, taking ownership via TaskUpdate, implementing solutions with available tools, and marking tasks as completed. The orchestrator coordinates discovery of unblocked, unowned tasks using TaskList.

Yes, Claude Code supports multi-session collaboration workflows where agents operate across roles. You can invoke teamwork commands with a subject, have specialized workers execute tasks, and report status updates to notify the orchestrator upon completion.

Automated task claiming is limited to unblocked, unowned, open tasks found via TaskList. Workers must follow a strict evidence-reporting protocol with exit codes and selective commits to finalize tasks, ensuring concrete deliverable verification before orchestrator notification.