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"tmux" matching MCP tools:

  • Retrieve the current tmux-mcp configuration to determine whether tmux is installed and whether to route shell commands through tmux for the remainder of the task.
    MIT
  • Execute arbitrary tmux commands by passing arguments as a list. Returns raw output including stdout, stderr, and exit code. Supports local and remote targets.
    MIT
  • Conditionally execute tmux commands by running a shell command or tmux format, then running a specified command if true and optionally another if false.
    MIT
  • Lists all tmux windows to display current sessions. Optionally filter by session name or ID for targeted viewing.
    MIT
  • Check tmux socket, environment variables, and pane visibility to diagnose and fix connectivity issues.
    MIT

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    Remote-first tmux co-pilot that lets LLMs operate inside real tmux sessions with SSH-aware discovery, deterministic window/pane control, and pull-based state snapshots for grounded terminal assistance.
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    AGPL 3.0
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    A persistent, stateful MCP server that exposes a detached tmux session to clients, enabling shell command execution, terminal buffer reading, and control signal sending via JSON-RPC over stdio.
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Matching MCP Connectors

  • Automate terminal tasks by sending keys or commands to a tmux pane with target and key parameters.
    MIT
  • Run any tmux subcommand with raw arguments for custom use cases not covered by preset helpers.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Run tmux commands and capture raw stdout/stderr to debug remote formatting and quoting issues.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Read and capture text from any tmux pane, including visible content or historical buffer lines, with options to limit line count or specify a start line for targeted retrieval.
    MIT
  • Check the tmux server configuration, verify it responds, and list visible sessions to ensure the environment is ready for managing coding agents.
    MIT
  • Lists all active tmux sessions, providing their names, IDs, window counts, and status. Use this to get an overview of current tmux sessions for management.
    MIT
  • Kill the tmux server on a target, ending all active sessions. Use when a complete shutdown of tmux is needed.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Create a new window in an existing tmux session, optionally naming it and running an initial command.
    MIT
  • List tmux panes with IDs, dimensions, and status. Optionally filter by session or window target to inspect specific panes.
    MIT
  • Focus a specific tmux pane by providing its target identifier (e.g., session:window.pane or %3).
    MIT
  • Kill a tmux session, window, or pane by specifying its target, closing it immediately.
    MIT
  • Change the name of an existing tmux session to organize terminal workspaces. Provide the current session name and the new desired name.
    Do What The F*ck You Want To Public
  • Rename an existing tmux session by providing the current name and the desired new name. Ensures session identifiers are updated for clarity and organization.
    MIT