Type into the live pane like a human, then return the output that appeared. Prefer this over a one-shot shell for anything interactive or stateful.

Returns once it is finished (shell prompt back, or a REPL/gdb/ssh showing the same prompt line as before), or the screen has been quiet idle seconds, or timeout passes. The last line says the state: [at shell prompt] = done; [foreground: X] = X still running or a REPL waiting for input. If it is still running, call tmux_read(wait_done=True) to wait for it to finish.

Return the pane's last lines lines (what the human sees, plus scrollback), optionally waiting first. Last line: [at shell prompt] or [foreground: X], plus [timeout: ...] if the wait gave up.

List every tmux session, window and pane as target pane_id command cwd [flags]. Pass either id to tmux_send/tmux_read to work in the human's own pane. [opened by agent: KIND NAME] marks what tmux_new opened; tmux_kill(NAME) closes it.

Open a new tmux session, window or pane without switching the human's view.

Returns its pane id (e.g. "%7") for tmux_send/tmux_read: unlike "ming:0.1" it stays on this pane when the human renames the session or splits the window.

Move a pane tmux_new opened into the window of target_pane, splitting it, so the human sees both at once. Their view does not switch to it. Whatever runs in the pane keeps running. Leaving a session or window empty closes it.

Close a session, window or pane that tmux_new opened, killing whatever runs in it. Refuses anything else, so the human's own panes are never closed.