Tag: parallel-sessions

Sets up an isolated workspace before feature work: uses the agent's built-in worktree tool when available, otherwise falls back to git worktree, then installs dependencies and runs baseline tests to confirm a clean start. From Superpowers.

Multi-agent orchestration framework formerly called Claude Flow: ruflo init gives Claude Code nearly 100 specialized subagents, swarm coordination, cross-session vector memory and hooks; add --codex to configure Codex instead. Also works as a standalone MCP server or plugin marketplace.

Terminal multiplexer: run multiple sessions and panes in one terminal, with processes surviving disconnects. Agents use it to host long-running tasks and drive interactive programs, and many parallel multi-agent session tools build on it.

Terminal multiplexer built for coding agents: run Claude Code, Codex and others in split panes, each marked working, blocked or idle, with sessions surviving disconnects. Agents can also create panes and message each other through the CLI.

Orchestrates multi-agent teams using Claude Code's experimental Agent Teams feature: parallel multi-angle code review, competing-hypothesis debugging and feature work split by file ownership. Enable CLAUDE_CODE_EXPERIMENTAL_AGENT_TEAMS first.

Multi-agent orchestration plugin for Claude Code: /team coordinates subagents through a staged plan, requirements, execution, verification and fix pipeline, /autopilot drives tasks autonomously, and it can dispatch Codex, Gemini and other CLIs in tmux to work in parallel.

Terminal multiplexer written in Rust, an alternative to tmux, with layout files, floating and stacked panes, WebAssembly plugins and a built-in web client. Handy for running several agent sessions at once.

Adds a workflow layer to OpenAI's Codex CLI: requirement clarification, plan review, persistent goals, parallel multi-agent teams and tmux session management, with project state in .omx/ and a bundled Codex plugin. Community project; needs a signed-in Codex CLI, macOS or Linux recommended.

Git worktree manager (wt) built for running multiple AI agents in parallel: create, switch and clean up worktrees by branch name, and spin up a worktree and launch Claude in one command. Supports hooks, LLM-generated commit messages and one-step merges.

Manages multiple Claude Code, Codex, Gemini and Aider sessions in parallel from one terminal: each task gets its own git worktree, can run in the background, and changes are reviewed before merging. Requires tmux and gh.

From Dagger: gives each coding agent its own container and git branch so multiple agents work in parallel without interfering, with command logs and the ability to take over the terminal at any time. Connects via MCP; needs Docker and Git. Still experimental.

From Dagger: gives every coding agent an isolated container and Git branch so several agents can work in parallel, and you can view command logs, take over the terminal or discard results anytime. Needs Docker and Git locally; still experimental.