feat(cli): add agent start to launch named agents in managed tmux sessions#90
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Summary
npx ai-devkit agent start --type <type> [--name <name>] [--cwd <path>]to launch claude / codex / gemini_cli / opencode in a detached tmux session and register it in a local file (~/.ai-devkit/agents.json).agent list,agent send, andagent opennow resolve the user-supplied name (registry-first), instead of showing the opaque{folder}-{pid}auto-name.Test plan
agent start --type claude --name fooon macOS, verify~/.ai-devkit/agents.jsonrecords the real claude PID (not the wrapper) andagent listshowsfoo.--type gemini_clito confirm the Node-script matcher resolves to the gemini process.agent startwith the same name, confirm warning + replacement path.