Claude Code tmux orchestration — spawn full AI sessions as parallel workers with heartbeat monitoring and file-based coordination
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Claude Code tmux orchestration — spawn full AI sessions as parallel workers with heartbeat monitoring and file-based coordination
Heterogeneous AI agents (Claude Code + Codex + Agy + Kimi) collaborating in Telegram groups over A2A-TG — a generation-counted envelope protocol. Self-hosted.
File claim / protection for concurrent DeepSeek Harness (DSH) sessions working the same workspace: claim/release, heartbeat stale takeover, async pending merge area (git 3-way merge). DSH Host plugin.
Claude Code with tabs. Manage parallel sessions from a single CLI, no tmux.
Intelligent, self-configuring setup for Claude Code 👉 npx claude-code-autoconfig
Enforcement, memory and parallel-session coordination for Claude Code. The Stop gate runs your tests itself — completion is accepted on evidence, never on assertion.
Mehrere Claude-Code-Sessions parallel steuern: eine Leitstelle verteilt, Bau-Sessions bauen, ein Advisor auf Claude Fable berät. Zwei Skills, gestartet mit /leitstelle-start.
Production-tested Claude Code rules for multi-session safety. Prevents work loss when parallel agents share a workspace.
Claude Code skill — spin off a background session as a one-click chip from within your current session
Agent tool: share results across parallel sessions via a passphrase — SynomosAI skill - cross-session-passphrase - (c) 2026 SynomosAI - MIT
Claude Code plugin that runs parallel Claude Code sessions on one GitHub repo: one coordinator session plans the work and starts a worker session per issue, each in its own git worktree, and asks before every start, PR and merge.
Questlog shows the repo, branch, plan and step of every Claude Code session you have open.
Worktree-based parallel workflow for Claude Code — isolated branches, deletion-aware /ddaro:commit (opt-in --verify), CI-orchestrated /ddaro:merge (state machine + capped fix loop + idempotency + sync-main preview; new in 0.4.0), crash-recoverable context, opt-in main_protection / branch_naming / evidence_check hooks.
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