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Launch multiple parallel Claude Code sessions for team debugging or feature development
npx claudepluginhub c-0711/0711-tools --plugin gitchain-orchestratorHow this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/gitchain-orchestrator:multiThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Spin up N parallel Claude Code sessions — each with its own terminal, branch, and GitChain logger.
Sets up Git worktrees for running multiple parallel Claude sessions on the same repo without conflicts. Use for review, refactor, test, and docs workflows with isolated directories.
Creates and manages git worktrees for parallel coding sessions while waiting on tests, builds, CI, or during code review and exploration.
Spawns and manages persistent tmux-based Claude Code CLI sessions with bidirectional communication. Subcommands: spawn, send, read, status, list, kill for parallel peer orchestration and multi-turn steering.
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Spin up N parallel Claude Code sessions — each with its own terminal, branch, and GitChain logger.
$ARGUMENTS for:
For "Fix login + fix files + fix chat":
Session 7700: "Fix doLogin() — JS scope issue in frontend"
Session 7701: "Fix /api/vault/items 404 — nginx route mismatch"
Session 7702: "Fix sendChat() — auth header not attached"
Each gets its own branch (session/s-{id}), works in isolation, pushes to shared repo.
# ⛓ GitChain Multi-Session: {project}
**{N} sessions launched in ~10s**
| # | Session | Terminal | Task | Status |
|---|---------|----------|------|--------|
| 1 | s-{id1} | [:7700](http://192.168.145.10:7700) | Fix login | ✅ |
| 2 | s-{id2} | [:7701](http://192.168.145.10:7701) | Fix files | ✅ |
| 3 | s-{id3} | [:7702](http://192.168.145.10:7702) | Fix chat | ✅ |
## Dashboard
http://192.168.145.10:9000
## Shared Git Timeline
All sessions push to the same bare repo. View unified timeline:
`git log --all --oneline --graph`
## When Done
Sessions auto-commit. Merge results:
`git merge session/s-{id1} session/s-{id2} session/s-{id3}`