tmux is a terminal multiplexer that allows users to access multiple terminal sessions within a single window. It enables users to split terminal windows, detach from sessions, and reattach to them later, making it especially useful for remote server work and multitasking in command-line environments.
Why this server?
Provides tools for managing tmux sessions, windows, panes, layouts, status inspection, and secure command execution using event-driven pipe-pane and wait-for primitives.
Why this server?
Provides terminal control for tmux across platforms via direct commands, enabling screen reading, mouse events, and keyboard input.
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Provides full visibility and control over tmux sessions, allowing AI agents to list sessions, windows, and panes, capture pane output, send commands and key sequences, create and manage sessions, windows, and panes, and kill sessions/windows/panes.
Why this server?
Provides tools for managing tmux sessions, windows, and panes, including sending keystrokes, capturing pane output, streaming live output, and executing arbitrary tmux commands on local or remote hosts via SSH.
Why this server?
Offers tools to manage tmux sessions, including sending keys, capturing panes, and resizing windows.
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Provides tools for managing purplemux workspaces, tabs, terminals, and Electron-based browsers via tmux, enabling AI agents to orchestrate terminal sessions and cross-LLM subagents.
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Uses tmux as the terminal multiplexer to keep Claude Code sessions alive, allowing injection of commands and reading output via tmux panes.
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Provides live football score prompt that can be displayed in tmux status line.
Why this server?
Provides programmatic control over tmux terminal sessions, enabling creation and management of sessions, sending commands, capturing pane output, splitting windows, and managing panes for terminal automation and SSH access.