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agentgridOurs

Use to run many agents in parallel as a visible grid of terminal panes: create an NxM layout, name and monitor panes, broadcast or target prompts, and save/restore whole company configurations.

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Install

No one-command install. Set it up from its source.

What it is

A CLI for multi-pane agent orchestration. It creates a visible grid of agent panes (an NxM layout), labels each pane, reports health (working/waiting/done/idle), broadcasts a prompt to all panes or sends to one, equalizes sizes, and saves/restores a named company configuration for repeatable launches.

When to use it

When a job is large enough to split across several agents working at once, such as a builder/QA/content/research company, and you want to see and steer them. The trigger is "spawn a grid" or "run these workers in parallel."

How to install / invoke

Install the package globally and create a grid (e.g. agentgrid 2x3 "claude ..."), then agentgrid status to monitor and agentgrid save <name> to persist the layout. It is the dispatch backbone for a CEO-launch workflow.

Notes

Keep grids visible to the operator rather than headless, and validate the layout after spawn (right pane count, named panes, no idle slots). Every pane should always have useful work.

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