Terminal Multiplexer

Development

Monitor and control tmux sessions remotely

• Capture output from any session
• Send text and special keys remotely
• Create, kill, and manage sessions

What You Can Do

• List sessions - See all active tmux sessions
• Capture output - Last N lines or entire scrollback history from any pane
• Send text input - Type into sessions without attaching
• Send special keys - Enter, Escape, Ctrl+C, Ctrl+D, Tab, arrows
• Navigate - Switch between windows and panes programmatically
• Manage sessions - Create, kill, rename sessions
• Target panes - Precise control with session:window.pane format

Try Asking

• "List all tmux sessions"
• "Capture the last 100 lines from session 'worker-3'"
• "Send 'npm test' Enter to session 'dev'"
• "Send Ctrl+C to stop the process in 'backend' session"
• "Show entire scrollback from session 'logs'"
• "Create a new session named 'debug'"

Pro Tips

• Monitor Claude/Codex sessions without attaching - capture output remotely
• Chain text + special keys to automate interactive CLI workflows
• Entire scrollback capture is invaluable for reviewing long build logs
• Ctrl+C rescue: interrupt hung processes in remote sessions
• Pane targeting: session:window.pane format (e.g., "work:1.2") for multi-pane layouts
• Repeatedly capture output to monitor progress of long-running tasks

Plans

More Development Skills

• Skill Creator - Build custom skills without writing any code
• Coding Agent - Delegate coding tasks to Codex, Claude, or Pi
• GitHub - Manage repos, PRs, and code from conversation
• Blog Watcher - Track RSS feeds and get notified of new posts
• GitHub Issues - Auto-fix GitHub issues with parallel AI agents
• Session Logs - Search past conversations and track token costs

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