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Use when facing two or more independent tasks - questions about different areas, unrelated bugs or failing test files, the same mechanical change in separate modules - to run Pitroom workers in parallel, watch them live and merge their results.

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Running a Pitroom crew

Several workers at once, each with its own session (and, for changes, its own isolated copy of the project): one worker per independent problem domain. You split the work, watch, and merge.

When to use

Several questions about different areas of the code.
Three or more test files failing with different root causes; subsystems broken independently.
The same mechanical change in separate modules.

Don't use it when the failures are related (fixing one might fix the others: investigate them together first), when understanding needs the whole system, when you don't yet know what is broken (exploratory debugging: pitroom-debugging), or when workers would edit the same files. The tasks of a written plan run through pitroom-driven-development, which has its own rules for parallel tasks.

1. Split

Parts must be independent: no part needs another's result, and no two parts edit the same file. Start as many workers as there are independent parts: up to 20 run at a time by default (maxParallel, 30 at most), the rest queue. Keep dependent or judgment-heavy parts for yourself.

2. Write focused briefs

Each worker sees only its brief, so each brief is:

Focused: one problem domain ("fix agent-tool-abort.test.ts", not "fix all the tests").
Self-contained: the error messages, test names and file paths it needs.
Constrained: what not to change ("do not change production code", "tests only").
Specific about the answer: "the root cause and what you changed", "file:line for each".

Fix the 3 failing tests in src/agents/agent-tool-abort.test.ts:
1. "should abort tool with partial output capture" - expects 'interrupted at' in message
2. "should handle mixed completed and aborted tools" - fast tool aborted instead of completed
3. "should properly track pendingToolCount" - expects 3 results but gets 0
These look like timing issues. Find the real cause: replace arbitrary timeouts with
event-based waiting, or fix the abort implementation. Do NOT just increase timeouts.
Answer with the root cause and what you changed.

pitroom-research and pitroom-implement have more brief templates.

3. Start

pitroom crew -g auth-audit \
  "Map how sessions are created in src/auth; file:line for each step." \
  "List every place that reads the session cookie outside src/auth; file:line." \
  "Which tests cover session expiry? List files and what each asserts."

Read-only by default. For changes add -i (each worker edits its own isolated copy): pitroom crew -i -g lint-fix "Fix the lint errors in src/a" "Fix the lint errors in src/b". Never parallel --write; Pitroom refuses it.

4. Watch

Follow the group live without polling:

pitroom watch -g NAME --brief: one card line when a worker starts and one when it ends, then a total; the user can read it, so prefer it in a host that shows monitor output (Claude Code's Monitor tool).
pitroom watch -g NAME --json: one JSON line per change (queued, started, progress, fallback, done/failed, then all-done). Run it through your host's background or monitor facility so each line reaches you as it happens; it exits by itself when the group is done.
No such facility: pitroom wait -g NAME --timeout 540, and call it again while it exits with 75.
pitroom status -g NAME: one table snapshot.
Tell the user how to see it live: pitroom dash --detach prints the address of a read-only page on 127.0.0.1 with every run. Open it in the app's own built-in browser or preview pane when you have one (not with --open, which launches the system browser), and otherwise give the user the address; or pitroom watch -g NAME in a terminal.

While workers run, do the parts you kept for yourself.

5. Collect, verify and merge

pitroom wait -g NAME --brief        # one line per worker: state + SUMMARY
pitroom show <run>                  # the full report of the ones you need

Read each summary and understand what changed.
Check for conflicts: did two workers touch the same code or contradict each other?
Verify what you will rely on (refs: lines help), then combine the findings in your own words.
For -i crews: review each patch (pitroom review <run> or pitroom show <run> --patch), then pitroom apply -g NAME. It applies in order, stops at the first conflict and refuses a patch that deletes files (decide whether the deletion is wanted, then --allow-delete); fix that one with pitroom run --continue <run> "…" or by hand, then apply the rest.
Run the full test suite yourself afterwards, and spot-check: workers make systematic errors.

When things go wrong

A worker failed or timed out: retry that part once with a sharper brief, or do it yourself.
Rate limits: the fallback chain handles single failures; if many fail at once, lower maxParallel (config or PITROOM_MAX_PARALLEL) or spread the parts over more than one worker.
Stop everything: pitroom stop -g NAME (running and queued).

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name: pitroom-crew
description: Use when facing two or more independent tasks - questions about different areas, unrelated bugs or failing test files, the same mechanical change in separate modules - to run Pitroom workers in parallel, watch them live and merge their results.
---

# Running a Pitroom crew

Several workers at once, each with its own session (and, for changes, its own isolated copy of the project): one worker per independent problem domain. You split the work, watch, and merge.

## When to use

- Several questions about different areas of the code.
- Three or more test files failing with different root causes; subsystems broken independently.
- The same mechanical change in separate modules.

Don't use it when the failures are related (fixing one might fix the others: investigate them together first), when understanding needs the whole system, when you don't yet know what is broken (exploratory debugging: `pitroom-debugging`), or when workers would edit the same files. The tasks of a written plan run through `pitroom-driven-development`, which has its own rules for parallel tasks.

## 1. Split

Parts must be **independent**: no part needs another's result, and no two parts edit the same file. Start as many workers as there are independent parts: up to 20 run at a time by default (`maxParallel`, 30 at most), the rest queue. Keep dependent or judgment-heavy parts for yourself.

## 2. Write focused briefs

Each worker sees only its brief, so each brief is:
1. **Focused:** one problem domain ("fix agent-tool-abort.test.ts", not "fix all the tests").
2. **Self-contained:** the error messages, test names and file paths it needs.
3. **Constrained:** what not to change ("do not change production code", "tests only").
4. **Specific about the answer:** "the root cause and what you changed", "file:line for each".

```text
Fix the 3 failing tests in src/agents/agent-tool-abort.test.ts:
1. "should abort tool with partial output capture" - expects 'interrupted at' in message
2. "should handle mixed completed and aborted tools" - fast tool aborted instead of completed
3. "should properly track pendingToolCount" - expects 3 results but gets 0
These look like timing issues. Find the real cause: replace arbitrary timeouts with
event-based waiting, or fix the abort implementation. Do NOT just increase timeouts.
Answer with the root cause and what you changed.
```

`pitroom-research` and `pitroom-implement` have more brief templates.

## 3. Start

```bash
pitroom crew -g auth-audit \
"Map how sessions are created in src/auth; file:line for each step." \
"List every place that reads the session cookie outside src/auth; file:line." \
"Which tests cover session expiry? List files and what each asserts."
```

Read-only by default. For changes add `-i` (each worker edits its own isolated copy): `pitroom crew -i -g lint-fix "Fix the lint errors in src/a" "Fix the lint errors in src/b"`. Never parallel `--write`; Pitroom refuses it.

## 4. Watch

Follow the group live without polling:
- `pitroom watch -g NAME --brief`: one card line when a worker starts and one when it ends, then a total; the user can read it, so prefer it in a host that shows monitor output (Claude Code's Monitor tool).
- `pitroom watch -g NAME --json`: one JSON line per change (`queued`, `started`, `progress`, `fallback`, `done`/`failed`, then `all-done`). Run it through your host's background or monitor facility so each line reaches you as it happens; it exits by itself when the group is done.
- No such facility: `pitroom wait -g NAME --timeout 540`, and call it again while it exits with 75.
- `pitroom status -g NAME`: one table snapshot.
- Tell the user how to see it live: `pitroom dash --detach` prints the address of a read-only page on 127.0.0.1 with every run. Open it in the app's own built-in browser or preview pane when you have one (not with `--open`, which launches the system browser), and otherwise give the user the address; or `pitroom watch -g NAME` in a terminal.

While workers run, do the parts you kept for yourself.

## 5. Collect, verify and merge

```bash
pitroom wait -g NAME --brief # one line per worker: state + SUMMARY
pitroom show <run> # the full report of the ones you need
```

- Read each summary and understand what changed.
- Check for conflicts: did two workers touch the same code or contradict each other?
- Verify what you will rely on (`refs:` lines help), then combine the findings in your own words.
- For `-i` crews: review each patch (`pitroom review <run>` or `pitroom show <run> --patch`), then `pitroom apply -g NAME`. It applies in order, stops at the first conflict and refuses a patch that deletes files (decide whether the deletion is wanted, then `--allow-delete`); fix that one with `pitroom run --continue <run> "…"` or by hand, then apply the rest.
- Run the full test suite yourself afterwards, and spot-check: workers make systematic errors.

## When things go wrong

- A worker failed or timed out: retry that part once with a sharper brief, or do it yourself.
- Rate limits: the fallback chain handles single failures; if many fail at once, lower `maxParallel` (config or `PITROOM_MAX_PARALLEL`) or spread the parts over more than one worker.
- Stop everything: `pitroom stop -g NAME` (running and queued).

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Source repository: ATASTECH/pitroom
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Last GitHub push: Oct 3, 2026
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Running a Pitroom crew

Several workers at once, each with its own session (and, for changes, its own isolated copy of the project): one worker per independent problem domain. You split the work, watch, and merge.

When to use

Several questions about different areas of the code.
Three or more test files failing with different root causes; subsystems broken independently.
The same mechanical change in separate modules.

1. Split

2. Write focused briefs

Each worker sees only its brief, so each brief is:

Focused: one problem domain ("fix agent-tool-abort.test.ts", not "fix all the tests").
Self-contained: the error messages, test names and file paths it needs.
Constrained: what not to change ("do not change production code", "tests only").
Specific about the answer: "the root cause and what you changed", "file:line for each".

Fix the 3 failing tests in src/agents/agent-tool-abort.test.ts:
1. "should abort tool with partial output capture" - expects 'interrupted at' in message
2. "should handle mixed completed and aborted tools" - fast tool aborted instead of completed
3. "should properly track pendingToolCount" - expects 3 results but gets 0
These look like timing issues. Find the real cause: replace arbitrary timeouts with
event-based waiting, or fix the abort implementation. Do NOT just increase timeouts.
Answer with the root cause and what you changed.

pitroom-research and pitroom-implement have more brief templates.

3. Start

pitroom crew -g auth-audit \
  "Map how sessions are created in src/auth; file:line for each step." \
  "List every place that reads the session cookie outside src/auth; file:line." \
  "Which tests cover session expiry? List files and what each asserts."

4. Watch

Follow the group live without polling:

pitroom watch -g NAME --brief: one card line when a worker starts and one when it ends, then a total; the user can read it, so prefer it in a host that shows monitor output (Claude Code's Monitor tool).
pitroom watch -g NAME --json: one JSON line per change (queued, started, progress, fallback, done/failed, then all-done). Run it through your host's background or monitor facility so each line reaches you as it happens; it exits by itself when the group is done.
No such facility: pitroom wait -g NAME --timeout 540, and call it again while it exits with 75.
pitroom status -g NAME: one table snapshot.
Tell the user how to see it live: pitroom dash --detach prints the address of a read-only page on 127.0.0.1 with every run. Open it in the app's own built-in browser or preview pane when you have one (not with --open, which launches the system browser), and otherwise give the user the address; or pitroom watch -g NAME in a terminal.

While workers run, do the parts you kept for yourself.

5. Collect, verify and merge

pitroom wait -g NAME --brief        # one line per worker: state + SUMMARY
pitroom show <run>                  # the full report of the ones you need

Read each summary and understand what changed.
Check for conflicts: did two workers touch the same code or contradict each other?
Verify what you will rely on (refs: lines help), then combine the findings in your own words.
For -i crews: review each patch (pitroom review <run> or pitroom show <run> --patch), then pitroom apply -g NAME. It applies in order, stops at the first conflict and refuses a patch that deletes files (decide whether the deletion is wanted, then --allow-delete); fix that one with pitroom run --continue <run> "…" or by hand, then apply the rest.
Run the full test suite yourself afterwards, and spot-check: workers make systematic errors.

When things go wrong

A worker failed or timed out: retry that part once with a sharper brief, or do it yourself.
Rate limits: the fallback chain handles single failures; if many fail at once, lower maxParallel (config or PITROOM_MAX_PARALLEL) or spread the parts over more than one worker.
Stop everything: pitroom stop -g NAME (running and queued).

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# Running a Pitroom crew

Several workers at once, each with its own session (and, for changes, its own isolated copy of the project): one worker per independent problem domain. You split the work, watch, and merge.

## When to use

Don't use it when the failures are related (fixing one might fix the others: investigate them together first), when understanding needs the whole system, when you don't yet know what is broken (exploratory debugging: `pitroom-debugging`), or when workers would edit the same files. The tasks of a written plan run through `pitroom-driven-development`, which has its own rules for parallel tasks.

## 1. Split

## 2. Write focused briefs

`pitroom-research` and `pitroom-implement` have more brief templates.

## 3. Start

## 4. Watch

While workers run, do the parts you kept for yourself.

## 5. Collect, verify and merge

```bash
pitroom wait -g NAME --brief # one line per worker: state + SUMMARY
pitroom show <run> # the full report of the ones you need
```

## When things go wrong

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Overview

Running a Pitroom crew

When to use

1. Split

2. Write focused briefs

3. Start

4. Watch

5. Collect, verify and merge

When things go wrong

Review the source

Price & running costs

Start with one small task

Source & usage notes

Agent access

Related skills

For the creator

Registry indexed

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Community signal

Overview

Running a Pitroom crew

When to use

1. Split

2. Write focused briefs

3. Start

4. Watch

5. Collect, verify and merge

When things go wrong

Review the source

Price & running costs

Start with one small task

Source & usage notes

Agent access

Related skills

For the creator

Registry indexed

Claim this skill listing

Add the evidence badges to your README

Community signal