What does this skill do?

Multi-Agent Orchestration with dmux Skill allows you to break down complex development tasks into parallel workflows managed by multiple AI agents using dmux, a tmux-based panel manager. It assigns independent tasks to separate panels, coordinates concurrent work among Claude Code, Codex, or OpenCode, and merges the results into a main session to drastically accelerate project delivery.

Research + Implementation
Divide the research and implementation into parallel tracks: one team investigates best practices while another implements the middleware.
Multi-Perspective Code Review
Run simultaneous security, performance, and test coverage checks on the same directory in separate panels.
Integration with Git Worktrees
Isolate changes in separate worktrees when tasks involve overlapping files, and merge the branches when finished.
Divide and Conquer
Break down large projects into separate subtasks assigned to different agents to reduce the total execution time.

Usage examples

🔬 Research + Implementation
Run in parallel: split the rate-limiting research in Node.js and the middleware implementation into two dmux panels, then merge them when finished.
🔍 Triple review
Review src/api/ in parallel, looking for security vulnerabilities, performance issues, and gaps in test coverage using dmux.
🌿 Separate Worktrees
Use dmux to separate authentication and billing development into separate worktrees and merge the branches when you're done.
🧩 Divide and conquer
Divide this work among three people using dmux: one researches, another implements, and the third writes the tests. Coordinate their efforts and merge the results.

Features

Parallel Panels with tmux Manage multiple simultaneous agent sessions using dmux, a panel manager built on top of tmux.
Assignment of Independent Tasks Set clear boundaries for each panel (separate files, separate concerns) to avoid conflicts between agents.
Consolidation of Results Press `m` to consolidate the output from all panels back into the main session once the tasks are complete.
Integration with Git Worktrees Isolate changes on separate branches when tasks involve overlapping files, and merge them using `git merge` when finished.
Multi-tool holder Coordinate work between Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and other compatible tools from a single manager.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. dmux is a panel manager built on top of tmux, so you need to have tmux installed on your system before you can use the skill.
Yes. dmux supports dashboards for any AI agent CLI tool, including Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode, among others.
We recommend using Git worktrees to isolate changes in separate branches. This way, each agent works on an independent copy, and the results are merged upon completion.
Yes. Running multiple agents simultaneously results in higher API token consumption, but it significantly reduces the total task execution time.
Multi-Agent Orchestration with dmux — Parallel Execution with Claude AI

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