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There are three ways to spawn a Murmur agent. Pick whichever fits where you are right now. For consistency, every example below asks the agent to do the same thing: create a hello.txt file that says “hi” and open a PR.

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From the dashboard

  1. Go to cloud.murmur.dev.
  2. Click the + icon to create a new agent.
  3. Enter a task slug (a short, unique name used in URLs and logs): my-first-task.
  4. Type your prompt under What should this agent do?:
    Create a file called hello.txt that says “hi” and open a PR.
  5. Pick your options along the bottom:
    • Workspace: which Workspace the agent runs in
    • Persona: which Agent Persona (e.g. programmer)
    • Mode: Autonomous
  6. Click Spawn.
The agent appears in your sidebar and starts working immediately.

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From the CLI

murmur spawn my-first-task "Create a file called hello.txt that says 'hi' and open a PR" --out pr
See murmur spawn for every flag.

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From your coding agent (via the Director)

The Director is an interactive Claude session for managing a fleet of agents. Launch it from any terminal: 
murmur director
Then describe the work in plain English:
spawn a Murmur agent to create a file called hello.txt that says “hi” and open a PR

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After you spawn

The agent appears in the left sidebar of your dashboard. Click into it to see the live transcript, the running VM, follow-up controls, and any PRs it produces. Check status from the CLI: 
murmur ls                  # list all running agents
murmur status <slug>       # details for a specific agent
From Claude Code:
what’s the status of my agents?

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Next steps

Core concepts

Agents, Workspaces, Pools, Flights, Events, and the rest of the model.

Coordinate multiple agents

Spawn children, fan tasks out across many items, or run a Flight.