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ntm

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TL;DR

Run NTM for multi-agent tmux orchestration, work triage, robot mode, safety, coordination, and local APIs. Use when spawning swarms, dispatching work, or operating ntm as an agent or human operator.

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SKILL.md
1# NTM - Named Tmux Manager
2 
3<div align="center">
4 <img src="ntm_dashboard.webp" alt="NTM dashboard">
5</div>
6 
7<div align="center">
8 
9![Platform](https://img.shields.io/badge/platform-Linux%20%7C%20macOS-blue.svg)
10![Go Version](https://img.shields.io/badge/go-1.26.3+-00ADD8.svg)
11![License](https://img.shields.io/badge/License-MIT%2BOpenAI%2FAnthropic%20Rider-blue.svg)
12![Release](https://img.shields.io/github/v/release/Dicklesworthstone/ntm?include_prereleases)
13 
14</div>
15 
16NTM turns `tmux` into a local control plane for multi-agent software development.
17It combines session orchestration, graph-aware work triage, safety policy and approvals,
18Agent Mail coordination, durable state capture, machine-readable robot surfaces, and a
19local REST/WebSocket API in one Go binary.
20 
21<div align="center">
22 
23```bash
24curl -fsSL "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Dicklesworthstone/ntm/main/install.sh?$(date +%s)" | bash -s -- --easy-mode
25```
26 
27</div>
28 
29## TL;DR
30 
31### The Problem
32 
33Running several coding agents in parallel is easy to start and annoying to sustain.
34Plain `tmux` gives you panes, but it does not give you durable coordination, work
35selection, safety policy, approvals, history, replayable automation surfaces, or a
36shared control model that both humans and agents can use.
37 
38### The Solution
39 
40NTM gives you a single local system for:
41 
42- spawning labeled multi-agent sessions in `tmux`
43- sending work, interrupts, and follow-ups across panes
44- triaging what to do next with `br` and `bv`
45- coordinating agents with Agent Mail, file reservations, and assignments
46- protecting dangerous operations with policy, approvals, and guards
47- exposing the whole system through `--robot-*`, REST, SSE, WebSocket, and OpenAPI
48- capturing state with checkpoints, timelines, audit trails, and pipeline state
49 
50### Why NTM
51 
52| Area | What NTM provides | Typical commands |
53| --- | --- | --- |
54| Session orchestration | Spawn, label, inspect, zoom, dashboard, palette | `ntm spawn`, `ntm dashboard`, `ntm palette` |
55| Work intelligence | Graph-aware triage, next-step selection, impact analysis, assignment | `ntm work triage`, `ntm work next`, `ntm assign` |
56| Coordination | Human overseer mail, inbox views, file reservations, worktrees | `ntm mail`, `ntm locks`, `ntm worktrees` |
57| Safety | Destructive-command protection, policy editing, approval workflows | `ntm safety`, `ntm policy`, `ntm approve`, `ntm guards` |
58| Durable operations | Checkpoints, timelines, audit logs, saved sessions, pipelines | `ntm checkpoint`, `ntm timeline`, `ntm audit`, `ntm pipeline` |
59| Automation surfaces | Robot JSON, REST API, SSE/WebSocket streams, OpenAPI | `ntm --robot-snapshot`, `ntm serve`, `ntm openapi generate` |
60 
61## Quick Start
62 
63### Requirements
64 
65NTM is a pure Go project, but the runtime experience is intentionally integration-heavy.
66 
67- Required: `tmux`
68- Required for agent spawning: whichever CLIs you want to run, typically Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity CLI, or Grok Build (Gemini CLI is supported as legacy)
69- Optional but powerful: `br`, `bv`, Agent Mail, `cass`, `dcg`, `pt`
70- Sanity check everything with `ntm deps -v`
71 
72### First Session
73 
74```bash
75# Install
76curl -fsSL "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Dicklesworthstone/ntm/main/install.sh?$(date +%s)" | bash -s -- --easy-mode
77 
78# Enable shell integration
79eval "$(ntm shell zsh)"
80 
81# Verify tools and integrations
82ntm deps -v
83 
84# Scaffold a project directory
85ntm quick api --template=go
86 
87# Launch a mixed swarm
88ntm spawn api --cc=2 --cod=1 --agy=1
89 
90# Open the live operator surfaces
91ntm dashboard api
92ntm palette api
93 
94# Dispatch work
95ntm send api --cc "Map the auth layer and propose a refactor plan."
96 
97# If the repo uses br/bv, inspect the work graph
98ntm work triage --format=markdown
99 
100# Save a recoverable checkpoint
101ntm checkpoint save api -m "before auth refactor"
102 
103# Expose local APIs for dashboards, scripts, and agents
104ntm serve --port 7337
105ntm --robot-snapshot
106```
107 
108## Core Workflows
109 
110### 1. Multi-Agent Session Orchestration
111 
112NTM is built around na

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