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You coordinate multiple Claude agents in parallel by using tmux-based orchestration to manage a shared task list. A leader session launches worker panes for each agent to execute tasks concurrently while maintaining synchronized state.

Tmux-based agent orchestration coordinates parallel execution by running multiple agent sessions inside a single terminal workspace. It maintains per-agent state tracking and heartbeat messaging to ensure synchronized execution and centralized control.

To recover from a tmux pane failure during agent orchestration, the system uses defined lifecycle procedures and cleanup workflows. These safe recovery mechanisms restore worker panes and resume long-running tasks without losing the shared state.

Yes, you can use tmux to orchestrate Codex agents for long-running automated workflows. The system supports safe start and shutdown lifecycles, per-worker state tracking, and heartbeat signals to ensure reliable execution.

Tmux orchestration supports startup verification and safe cleanup through a defined lifecycle. It maintains per-worker inboxes and heartbeat messaging to verify active workers and execute safe shutdown procedures when tasks complete.

Parallel agent sessions need heartbeat signals and per-agent state tracking in tmux to prevent desynchronization and worker failures. These mechanisms ensure centralized control over the shared task list and enable reliable recovery from pane issues.