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Orchestrate sibling agents from a mure-managed tmux pane. Use whenever the user wants to fan work out to parallel agents, spawn workers, run planner/worker patterns, or coordinate sub-tasks via `mure spawn` and `mure wait`. Trigger when `MURE_SOCKET` is set in the environment.
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Orchestrate sibling agents from a mure-managed tmux pane. Use whenever the user wants to fan work out to parallel agents, spawn workers, run planner/worker patterns, or coordinate sub-tasks via `mure spawn` and `mure wait`. Trigger when `MURE_SOCKET` is set in the environment.
Orchestrate sibling agents from a mure-managed tmux pane. Use whenever the user wants to fan work out to parallel agents, spawn workers, run planner/worker patterns, or coordinate sub-tasks via `mure spawn` and `mure wait`. Trigger when `MURE_SOCKET` is set in the environment.
| name | mure |
| description | Orchestrate sibling agents from a mure-managed tmux pane. Use whenever the user wants to fan work out to parallel agents, spawn workers, run planner/worker patterns, or coordinate sub-tasks via `mure spawn` and `mure wait`. Trigger when `MURE_SOCKET` is set in the environment. |
When running inside a mure-managed tmux pane (MURE_SOCKET is set in
the environment) two shell commands are available for fanning work out:
mure spawn <role> [task] — Start a sibling agent in a fresh tmux
pane. Prints <agent_id> <pane_id> on stdout.mure wait <agent_id> — Block until that agent emits its final
result, then print the result text on stdout.Status and result frames are produced by the hook scripts bundled with this plugin — you do not need to emit them by hand.