AgentWire
github.com/dotdevdotdev/agentwire-dev →Run a fleet of Claude Code agents in tmux, from one cockpit
WHAT IT SOLVES
Juggling a dozen terminal panes, pasting prompts one by one, watching each agent's output — when you need to parallelize Claude Code sessions, the manual approach just doesn't scale
WHY IT'S INTERESTING
Git worktrees, tmux panes, command palette, scheduler — each layer works standalone
Not just tiling terminals. Each agent runs in its own git worktree so they never collide. A command palette puts everything on the keyboard. A scheduler queues tasks across agents. The layers stack — and that's what makes parallelism actually work
Voice control — yes, the author went there
The latest commits are all about voice UX: holding notices behind proposals, anchoring at render. Not a demo gimmick — the author is actually solving the hard interaction timing between voice input and agent output
「The author's HN title says it plainly: 'Orchestrating many Claude Code sessions via tmux and voice-control'」
TECH GUESS
TypeScript/Node wrapper around tmux scripting + git worktree CLI, voice probably via Whisper or browser Web Speech API
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