coders

Attach to a coder session

Open the Coders dashboard (start server if needed)

Kill a coder session

List all active coder sessions

Start a recursive loop that auto-spawns sessions based on a todolist, using promises to signal task completion

Start or attach to the orchestrator session for coordinating multiple coder sessions

Publish a completion promise for this coder session

Check completion promises from all coder sessions

Prune orphaned coder processes

Restart the Coders dashboard server

Restore tmux sessions from the latest snapshot

Resume a completed session, marking it as active again

Save a snapshot of all tmux sessions

Spawn an AI coding assistant in a new tmux session

Open the terminal UI for managing coder sessions

Check coders plugin version and available updates

Spawn AI coding assistants (Claude, Gemini, Codex, OpenCode) in isolated tmux sessions with git worktrees, Redis coordination, and session persistence. Use when you need to run multiple AI agents in parallel, coordinate multi-agent workflows, or isolate work in separate git branches.