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Claude Dispatcher — Development skill for Claude Code

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Terminal cockpit for running a fleet of Claude Code sessions across all your repos — dispatch work, watch what ships, and act on what's blocked, from one screen.

How to install Claude Dispatcher

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open Innovology/claude-dispatcher and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What Claude Dispatcher does

Terminal cockpit for running a fleet of Claude Code sessions across all your repos — dispatch work, watch what ships, and act on what's blocked, from one screen.

Alternatives in Development

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  • Mulmoterminal — Run multiple Claude Code and Codex sessions in parallel — a browser terminal grid that shows which agent needs 187 ★

README

Claude Dispatcher

**A terminal cockpit for running a factory of Claude Code sessions across all your repos.** Dispatch work to many repositories at once, then see — at a glance, on one screen — what's working, what shipped, and the one thing that's actually blocked waiting on you.

It sits **above** your repos, not inside any one of them. Every dispatcher is a real `claude` session in its own tmux; the cockpit is a fast, keyboard-driven viewer over all of them.

![Triage: the whole fleet ranked, with a detail panel for the selected row](docs/triage.svg)


Why

You can run ten Claude Code sessions. You can't watch ten terminals. The cockpit collapses the whole fleet into one triage surface: it surfaces the blocked and the finished, keeps the busy ones out of your way, and hands the terminal straight to tmux when you want to jump in.

  • One screen, the whole factory — dispatchers, PRs, deploys, backlog, usage and velocity across every repo and product.
  • Real data, live — dispatch records + git + gh + Linear + Azure Boards, refreshed on an fsnotify watch and a poll. Nothing is mocked.
  • Keyboard-first — six lenses on the number keys, one key per action, a : command palette, and ? for the map.
  • Done means live — a feature stays open until it's actually deployed, not merely merged.
  • Tokens, not dollars — built for a Claude subscription; usage speaks in tokens and effort.

Six lenses

Switch with the number keys. Each lens is a different question about the same factory.

lens the question it answers
1 triage what is blocked, claims done, or waiting on me right now?
2 products how is each product (many repos) doing? enter opens one
3 backlog GitHub Issues · Linear · Azure Boards, in one list
4 usage 5-hour and weekly consumption vs my learned limits
5 decisions ADRs, and the decision sections written in each repo's own markdown
6 *