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multi-agent-shogun

Name: multi-agent-shogun
Rating: 3.1 (1332 reviews)
Author: yohey-w

by yohey-w

Samurai-themed tmux orchestration for Claude multi-agent workflows

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Updated Jun 6, 2026

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Overview

Orchestrates lightweight multi-agent workflows for Claude/Anthropic using a samurai-themed hierarchy (shogun → karo → ashigaru). Uses tmux sessions and shell scripts to run parallel LLM tasks, route simple delegation, and collect outputs into coordinated pipelines. Distinctive for its low-dependency, hands-on approach that makes agent orchestration visible and easy to prototype on a single machine. multi-agent orchestration.

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Why It Matters

As agents get more autonomous and delegate subtasks, simple, inspectable orchestration helps teams understand failure modes and interaction patterns before deploying complex stacks. [interaction patterns] are clearer when using structured delegation, and A2A Protocol style interactions help you capture interaction logs, reproduce issues, and experiment with coordination patterns. That visibility is useful when building trust signals, comparing behavior across agents, or creating reproducible scenarios for A2A evaluation.

Best For

Practitioners prototyping multi-agent delegation patterns on Claude/Anthropic who want a transparent, low-dependency way to run parallel agents locally. This aligns with an Evaluation-Driven Development Pattern approach for iterative, observable experiments.

Use Cases

Prototype parallel agent pipelines and delegation flows locally using tmux sessions
Reproduce and inspect multi-agent interaction logs to diagnose agent failure modes
Run quick experiments comparing Claude agent variants or prompt strategies in coordinated runs