Coordinate project-scoped CLI agent sessions with Termio
Use Termio's `termio sessions` CLI to list, watch, spawn, send to, read, and close sibling coding-agent sessions in one macOS project.
npx skills add agentskillexchange/skills --skill coordinate-project-scoped-cli-agent-sessions-with-termio
Use Termio when an operator or supervising agent needs to coordinate several terminal-based coding agents that are already running inside the same project. The workflow is to invoke the `termio sessions` CLI from a Termio-hosted terminal, list sibling sessions with live status, watch for `done` or `needs-you` events, spawn a new agent session on a prompt, send a follow-up or approval into a blocked session, read screen output from plain command sessions, and close or focus sessions when the handoff is complete. This gives the operator a reviewable local orchestration loop for Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode, Cursor Agent, Copilot, Amp, Pi, Antigravity, and custom terminal agents without moving code or transcripts through a hosted control plane.
What this skill actually does
Invoke this skill instead of using the Termio app manually when the task requires repeatable session supervision: parallel code work, long-running visible commands, blocked permission prompts, or a fleet watcher that should react to explicit status changes. Keep the scope boundary narrow. The approved workflow is project-scoped CLI session control through `termio sessions list`, `watch`, `spawn`, `run`, `send`, `read`, `close`, and `focus` after Termio’s session-control feature is enabled. It is not a general terminal-emulator recommendation, not a replacement for the hosted agent CLIs themselves, and not a broad macOS workspace entry.