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Create and assign an ATMUX filesystem issue with `atmux issue create --assign-to`. Use when the user wants work handed to another ATMUX agent.
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Scaffold a new ATMUX role directory with `atmux role create`. Use when the user wants to author a reusable agent role, team role, or team-private member role.
Capture recent output from ATMUX agents or teams using `atmux agent capture` / `atmux team capture`. Use when the user asks for another agent's current output or status evidence.
Send a short ATMUX message to another agent or team using `atmux send`. Use when the user asks you to notify, coordinate with, or message another ATMUX agent.
| name | atmux-assign |
| description | Create and assign an ATMUX filesystem issue with `atmux issue create --assign-to`. Use when the user wants work handed to another ATMUX agent. |
| allowed-tools | Bash(atmux issue create*, atmux issue assign*) |
Use atmux issue create --assign-to to create and assign work to another ATMUX agent in one shot. To assign an existing issue, use atmux issue assign <id> --to <agent>.
$ARGUMENTS should contain fields separated by |:
target | title | given | when | then | optional todo 1 | optional todo 2 ...
Example:
/atmux-assign planner | stabilize parser | a token stream containing nulls | the parser encounters a null token | it returns an error instead of panicking | write failing test | fix null handling
|.--assign-to (1st), --title (2nd), --given (3rd), --when (4th), --then (5th).--todo.atmux issue create --title <title> --assign-to <target> [--given ...] [--when ...] [--then ...] [--todo ...].