Joey Spagnoli is a computer-science student and developer whose public projects include tmux-dispatch, a skill for coordinating coding-agent sessions. His GitHub profile describes work at NVIDIA and machine-learning research at the University of Florida.[2][3][4]
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Education
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GitHub University profile Career
Spagnoli’s GitHub profile describes building machine-learning systems and autonomous agents, work at NVIDIA and undergraduate research at the University of Florida. The university’s peer-leader directory independently lists him in computer science. His profile gives 2027 as the expected year for a BS, so it is treated as ongoing study rather than an awarded degree. Research described on the profile includes classifying whether warning signals remain audible against construction-site noise.[2][3]
Contributions
tmux-dispatch lets a driver coding-agent session create child sessions in tmux windows, send prompts and wait for replies. A stop-hook script supplies the completion signal, while the references describe the driver pattern and terminal interaction. The setup requires replacing a placeholder hook path with an absolute path. This makes the repository a concrete coordination tool for people already using tmux and Claude Code, with explicit setup work before it can run.[4]
Tools, writing & talks
Tools
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tmux-dispatchgithub.comA Claude Code skill for spawning, prompting and waiting for coding sessions in tmux.
Start with tmux-dispatch’s README and required hook-path edit. Trying the skill requires tmux, Claude Code and command-line confidence; the repository explains the parent/child session arrangement before the scripts.
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