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.
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Provides live football score prompt that can be displayed in tmux status line.
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Includes automation scripts for tmux to facilitate session reloading and context injection workflows.
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Offers deep integration with tmux, allowing navigation to specific sessions, windows, and panes through clickable notifications
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Allows management of tmux sessions, including creating, monitoring, and controlling long-running jobs. Provides tools to list sessions, capture pane output, send keystrokes, and kill sessions.
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Provides management of tmux sessions for running Claude instances, including spawning new sessions, sending commands, reading output, and listing active sessions.
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Allows managing tmux sessions on remote servers, including creating, listing, attaching, and capturing output from persistent terminal sessions.
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Provides tools for persistent shell execution through tmux sessions, enabling command execution, process monitoring, and workspace management with dual-window architecture for separate execution and UI display.
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Uses tmux sessions and panes to host, control, and monitor multiple AI agent instances, providing tools to capture screens and send control sequences.
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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.