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Multi Agent Orchestration Master Library
Design coordinated multi-agent coding workflows with tmux, YAML task queues, and event-driven state management.
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Multi Agent Orchestration Master Library
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I need to refactor 20 legacy modules. Design a 4-worker tmux orchestration plan using a YAML queue to track progress and prevent agents from editing the same files simultaneously.
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I have designed a multi-agent orchestration plan for your 20-module refactor. This setup uses a central task queue to serialize state and tmux panes to isolate worker processes.
Orchestration Plan: Legacy Refactor
1. Task Queue Schema (tasks.yaml)
version: 1
tasks:
- id: REF-001
title: "Refactor auth_service.py"
status: pending
priority: high
owner: null
depends_on: []
acceptance_criteria:
- "Type hints added"
- "Pytest coverage > 90%"
attempts: 0
- id: REF-002
title: "Refactor payment_gateway.py"
status: pending
priority: high
owner: null
depends_on: [REF-001]
acceptance_criteria:
- "Interface matches new Auth contract"
attempts: 0
2. tmux Worker Layout
# Launch orchestration session
tmux new-session -d -s refactor-orbit
tmux rename-window -t refactor-orbit:0 'coordinator'
tmux new-window -t refactor-orbit:1 -n 'workers'
# Split into 4 panes for workers
tmux select-window -t refactor-orbit:1
tmux split-window -h
tmux select-pane -t 0
tmux split-window -v
tmux select-pane -t 2
tmux split-window -v
# Command to launch worker in each pane
# usage: ./worker.sh --id worker-01 --queue tasks.yaml
3. State Transition Table
| Current Status | Event | Next Status | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| pending | task.assigned | assigned | Worker claims ID in YAML |
| assigned | task.started | running | Worker creates git worktree |
| running | task.completed | review | Run pytest and lint |
| review | review.approved | completed | Merge worktree to main |
Next steps
- Initialize the
tasks.yamlfile with the first 5 modules to validate worker behavior. - Create the
worker.shwrapper script to handle YAML updates usingyq. - Verify your environment has
git worktreesupport to ensure file isolation.
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About this skill
Managing multiple AI agents in a single repository often leads to race conditions, conflicting code edits, and wasted tokens. This skill provides the architectural framework needed to orchestrate coordinated terminal-based AI coding workflows.
What it does
- Task Decomposition breaks complex requests into bounded, independent tasks with clear deliverables.
- State Management tracks task status, ownership, and dependencies using a defined YAML queue or state file.
- Concurrency Control manages parallel workers using tmux session layouts and worktree isolation to prevent merge conflicts.
- Event Orchestration defines communication contracts for task assignments, heartbeats, and completion signals.
- Verification Gating enforces automated checks, linting, and manual approval before tasks are marked complete.
How it works
- Define the workload by identifying task categories, shared file dependencies, and quality requirements.
- Configure the queue using the provided YAML schema to set priorities and dependency graphs.
- Initialize workers via tmux pane layouts or separate branch worktrees for isolated execution.
- Monitor transitions as tasks move from pending to running, review, and completion based on event contracts.
Frameworks & tools
Works with Claude Code, tmux, YAML-based task queues, and standard Git workflows. Compatible with any terminal-based environment supporting file-system state tracking and shell scripting.
Why this beats prompting it yourself
Generic prompts fail to handle state persistence or resource contention between parallel agents. This skill provides a formal schema for task ownership and recovery policies that prevent agents from overwriting each other's work or getting stuck in infinite retry loops.
Use cases
- Coordinating 8+ parallel workers for large-scale refactoring projects.
- Managing long-running CI/CD migration tasks with explicit dependency tracking.
- Implementing an event-driven review loop where one agent writes tests and another implements features.
Known limitations
Does not provide a built-in distributed locking mechanism; relies on the host file system or tmux for process coordination. Durable state requires external serialization logic.
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