100x Quickstart Guide

Let's walk through how to set up back2vibing - AI Agent Orchestration for Claude Code for the best experience. We'll start with the 10x setup to eliminate the waiting, then show you the 100x unlock.

The 10x Setup: eliminating the waiting

The basic usage of back2vibing - AI Agent Orchestration for Claude Code is simple: you have multiple tools open—Cursor, VS Code, a few terminals running Claude Code, Gemini, or Open Code—and back2vibing - AI Agent Orchestration for Claude Code acts as your conductor.
If you have multiple terminals open + Cursor/VS Code/Antigravity open, this flow works great. The Session Dock keeps track of everything.
  • Configure Hooks: Open the app, go to the Hooks tab, and toggle your tools.
  • Start Prompting: Run your agents in their respective windows.
  • Zero Downtime: As soon as one finishes, you're alerted and focused.
Visual Studio Code — lib/auth.ts
auth.ts
1export async function validateSession(token: string) {
2 const session = await db.query.sessions.findFirst({
3 where: eq(sessions.token, token)
4 });
5
6 if (!session || session.expiresAt < new Date()) {
7 return null;
8 }
9 return session;
10}
back2vibing
➜
main*
Ln 10, Col 1UTF-8TypeScript
back2vibing — gemini-2.0
➜ ~/projects/docs
back2vibing — claude-code
➜ ~/projects/b2v
➜ ~

Visualizing the "juggling" of multiple windows managed by back2vibing - AI Agent Orchestration for Claude Code

The 100x Unlock: tmux

The 10x setup works great, but you still have clutter. You have 5 terminal windows and 2 code editors open. The 100x unlock is simplifying all of that into a single terminal window using tmux.

Why tmux is non-negotiable

I was always scared of tmux because it seemed hard to configure. But it allows you to have one window with infinite agents running in background panes.
With back2vibing - AI Agent Orchestration for Claude Code + tmux, the app automatically switches the active tmux pane to the agent that just finished. You stay in one flow, one window, moving at the speed of thought.
Check out our dotfiles for sensible defaults ↗

The Setup:

  • 1
    Open your terminal.
  • 2
    Run tmux.
  • 3
    Run gemini, claude, or opencode.
  • 4
    Create a new tmux pane or window to run more agents
  • 5
    When your agents are done, back2vibing will switch to the exact tmux pane, so you can immediately start prompting again.
tmux: b2v-dev
1: claude
Claude thinking...
2: gemini
Gemini thinking...
0: nvim
fn main() {
  println!("vibing");
}
[b2v] 0:nvim* 1:claude- 2:gemini20:26
auth.ts — Code
auth.ts
export async validateSession() {
const session = db...
where: eq(sessions...)
// restored state
Agents working...

One window. Infinite agents. Zero friction.