ccmux
Solid🔮 Run all your AI coding agents in tmux: jump to the one that needs you, spawn them into worktrees, and hand work between them
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Skills (2)
dispatch
Orchestrate other AI coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, Pi, Gemini, or any custom agent) by driving them through `ccmux invoke`. ccmux is the cross-harness substrate; YOU are the router. Use this skill when a prompt asks you to coordinate, delegate, fan out, or pipeline work across multiple agents, e.g. "plan with claude, implement with codex, search with gemini", "run these three agents in parallel and combine the results", "delegate this long implementation to codex while I keep working", "have another agent do X and summarize it back", or any request to use `ccmux invoke` to launch and watch worker agents. The user supplies the agent-per-task policy in their prompt; this skill teaches the mechanics of firing, polling, joining, cancelling, and reading worker output, plus when to hand a job off to `ccmux spawn` (a live, human-driven pane) instead of invoking it.
relay
Read another live agent session's output with `ccmux last`, or relay one session's last response into another with `ccmux handoff`. Use when asked to read, check, or act on another agent session's output, whichever agent it is ("what did codex just say", "read cursor's review", "check what opencode found"), to move output between existing sessions ("give claude's answer to codex", "hand off to pi"), for any request naming `ccmux last` or `ccmux handoff`, or when YOU receive a message beginning `[ccmux handoff]`. For launching NEW worker agents and collecting their results, use the dispatch skill instead.
Quality Score: 67/100
Details
- Author
- epilande
- Repository
- epilande/ccmux
- Created
- 2 months ago
- Last Updated
- today
- Language
- TypeScript
- License
- MIT