Inter-agent communication via the msg CLI. Use this when you need to send messages to other agent sessions, read incoming messages, or coordinate with other agents in tmux panes.
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name: msg
description: >-
Inter-agent communication via the msg CLI.
Use this when you need to send messages to other
agent sessions, read incoming messages, or
coordinate with other agents in tmux panes.
---
# msg: Inter-Agent Communication
You can communicate with other coding agent sessions
(Claude Code or Codex CLI) using the `msg` CLI tool.
## Registration
Before sending or receiving messages, register yourself:
```bash
msg register <your-name>
```
This auto-detects your tmux pane. You only need to do
this once per session.
## Sending Messages
Send a message directly to another agent:
```bash
msg send <agent-name> "Your message here"
```
Send to multiple agents:
```bash
msg send agent1,agent2 "Message for both of you"
```
## Replying
```bash
msg reply <agent-name> "Your reply here"
```
## Receiving Messages
Check your inbox:
```bash
msg inbox
```
This shows all unread messages grouped by thread and
marks them as read.
## Other Commands
```bash
msg list # List registered agents
msg threads # List active threads
msg status # Check system health
```
## Guidelines
- Keep messages concise -- they consume context in the
receiving agent's session.
- When replying, include enough context that the
recipient understands without re-reading the full
thread.
- If you need to share code or file paths, reference
them in the message text rather than pasting large
blocks.
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