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tmux agent lifecycle management for non-Claude providers

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tmux agent lifecycle management for non-Claude providers
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# Agent Lifecycle -- Non-Claude Provider Agent Management **Purpose**: Manage tmux-spawned agents for non-Claude providers. Invokes /aim-model-dispatch for tmux spawn, sends instructions via tmux send-keys, monitors via tmux capture-pane, and shuts down via tmux kill-pane. Called by /aim-agent-dispatch when provider is not Claude. --- ## ENFORCEMENT This skill is MANDATORY for all non-Claude provider dispatches. Claude-native agents use the claude-native workflow in /aim-model-dispatch instead. tmux communication: - Send instruction: `tmux send-keys` - Monitor: `tmux capture-pane` - Shutdown: `tmux send-keys` DA + `tmux kill-pane` --- ## Constraints Parzival's global constraints (GC-09, GC-10, GC-12) govern review, summaries, and correction loops. Max 3 correction loops -- escalate to user if unresolved. --- ## Step 1: Spawn Agent **Pre-spawn sentinel gate (MANDATORY -- re-run before EVERY spawn):** assert the current directory is the workspace root by confirming co-presence of `_ai-memory/`, `_bmad/`, and `oversight/` (CLAUDE.md workspace-root sentinel) -- `test -d _ai-memory && test -d _bmad && test -d oversight`. On FAIL, **ABORT the spawn** ("CWD drift -- not at workspace root; return to root before spawning") and do NOT invoke /aim-model-dispatch. CWD drifts across Bash calls, so re-run before each spawn, not once per session. **Agent Teams prerequisite gate (MANDATORY before the first parallel-team spawn):** run the shared **fire-only-if-missing** preflight -- `bash _ai-memory/pov/skills/aim-model-dispatch/scripts/lib/preflight_agent_teams.sh`. Silent + exit 0 -> prerequisites satisfied, proceed. Any stderr + exit 1 -> `CLAUDE_CODE_EXPERIMENTAL_AGENT_TEAMS=1` is missing or `teammateMode` is a non-team mode; **ABORT the spawn**, relay the script's exact remediation to the user, and re-run once fixed. Same guard runs in the `/aim-model-dispatch` claude-native workflow, so both dispatch paths enforce the identical prerequisites. Invoke /aim-model-dispatch with the dispatch plan. Model-dispatch routes to the correct tmux workflow for the provider and spawns the agent. For BMAD agents, the tmux bmad-dispatch workflow handles two-phase activation (persona command → menu detection → task instruction). For generic agents, the tmux-dispatch workflow sends the instruction directly. **Activation gate (MANDATORY — two-phase, GC-20):** launch the agent in a fresh pane with `--allowedTools`, then activate with `tmux send-keys` — the live `/bmad-<role>` command into the pane (bare slash is correct here: the pane is a fresh interactive session, so the command activates the persona directly). Wait for the greeting/menu via `tmux capture-pane`; idle output is NOISE (no nudges). Then send the task with a SEPARATE `tmux send-keys` — never bundled with activation. /aim-model-dispatch (bmad-dispatch) performs these steps; do not hand-roll them. Idle-is-noise, one-message-then-wait, cold-verify acceptance, and state-based stall/respawn are the shared Dispatch & Coordination Playbook in `/aim-agent-dispatch` — follow it; the tmux difference is that activation, task delivery, and inspection all use `tmux send-keys` / `tmux capture-pane` (no `mode`, no Skill-tool-load, no SendMessage). **Handle clarification requests:** - Agent asks BEFORE starting: provide clarification with citation. Never guess. - Agent asks DURING work (blocker): resolve from project files if possible, escalate to user if not. --- ## Step 2: Monitor Monitor via `tmux capture-pane` periodically. Intervene if agent works outside scope, makes assumptions, or appears stuck. Do not interrupt if progressing normally. --- ## Step 3: Accept or Loop Parzival reviews output per GC-09 and GC-12 constraints. **Correction loop:** Shutdown current agent (Step 4), spawn FRESH agent via /aim-model-dispatch, send correction instruction. Loop until zero issues or 3 loops reached. See [templates/agent-correction.template.md](templates/agent-correction.template.md) for correction format. --- ## Step 4: Shutdown Send `DA` via `tmux send-keys`, wait 3s, then `tmux kill-pane`. MUST shutdown and spawn fresh for: new tasks, role changes, fix dispatches, re-review passes. Never reuse an agent across tasks or roles. Verify no pending work remains. Confirm no orphaned tmux panes.
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