Orchestrate multiple Claude Code agents in parallel from chat
An MCP server that lets Claude orchestrate multiple Claude Code agents working autonomously across different projects. ClaudeArmy gives Claude (in the chat interface) the ability to spawn background Claude Code processes that work independently on coding tasks. Think of it as a chain of command: You → give strategic direction Claude (chat) → breaks it down and dispatches agents Claude Code agents…
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An MCP server that lets Claude orchestrate multiple Claude Code agents working autonomously across different projects. ClaudeArmy gives Claude (in the chat interface) the ability to spawn background Claude Code processes that work independently on coding tasks. Think of it as a chain of command: You → give strategic direction Claude (chat) → breaks it down and dispatches agents Claude Code agents → execute autonomously, spawning their own sub-agents as needed This means you can kick off work…
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