Fleet Spawning via Prompt
Rather than manually creating agent panels one by one, you can instruct Jerico's orchestrator in plain natural language.
Example Spawning Command
Input a prompt in the orchestrator input bar:
create a claude developer, codex developer and an opencode developer
What Happens Behind the Scenes
- Your request goes to the interactive orchestrator agent as a natural-language instruction, not a fixed fleet-declaration format.
- The orchestrator issues one worker-spawn request per panel you asked for; each request is validated and each target daemon checks that engine locally before spawning.
- Panels appear as each spawn completes — this isn't a single atomic operation, so panels can appear a moment apart rather than all at once.