Quick-action skill to spawn persistent tmux worker teams across coding-agent CLIs (Claude, Codex, Antigravity, Copilot, Qwen, OpenCode) to implement features and edit files in parallel. Use for team execution via /team. For full lifecycle management, steering, and recovery, see quintet-team-runtime.
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tessl review fix ./skills/team/SKILL.mdLaunches persistent tmux worker panes to execute parallel file-editing tasks across multiple AI coding-agent CLIs.
QBIN="${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT:+$CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT/bin/quintet}"
[ -n "$QBIN" ] && [ -x "$QBIN" ] || QBIN="$HOME/.gemini/config/plugins/quintet/bin/quintet"
[ -x "$QBIN" ] || QBIN="$HOME/.gemini/extensions/quintet/bin/quintet"
[ -x "$QBIN" ] || QBIN="$(command -v quintet 2>/dev/null || echo quintet)"
"$QBIN" doctorQBIN="${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT:+$CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT/bin/quintet}"
[ -n "$QBIN" ] && [ -x "$QBIN" ] || QBIN="$HOME/.gemini/config/plugins/quintet/bin/quintet"
[ -x "$QBIN" ] || QBIN="$HOME/.gemini/extensions/quintet/bin/quintet"
[ -x "$QBIN" ] || QBIN="$(command -v quintet 2>/dev/null || echo quintet)"
"$QBIN" team 2:codex,1:opencode "build export feature" --name export --tasks "implement serializer in src/export/||add tests in tests/export/"Task Monitoring & Status Polling:
"$QBIN" team status exportDONE.Verification & Error Handling:
npm test, cargo test, pytest) to confirm edits compile and pass tests cleanly."$QBIN" team capture export), resolve failure, or re-assign subtask.Shutdown & Structured Handoff:
"$QBIN" team shutdown export --graceful## Team Execution Summary
- **Team Name**: export
- **Workers**: 2:codex, 1:opencode
- **Files Modified**: src/export/serializer.rs, tests/export/test_serializer.rs
- **Verification**: All 12 unit tests passing (0 failures)salemaziel/omc-octo-quintet
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