| name | takeover-my-terminal |
| description | Takes over the user's active tmux terminal session (default matching pattern `wasd-*`). Checks active tmux sessions without a pager, prompts the user if multiple sessions exist, and remembers the session name in memory context. |
Takeover My Terminal
Trigger this skill when the user requests to take over their active tmux terminal session, types "takeover my terminal", or asks to execute/monitor commands directly inside their active tmux context.
Workflow
1. List Active Tmux Sessions (No Pager)
- Run command without pager to list running tmux sessions:
tmux list-sessions (or tmux ls)
- Avoid any interactive pager or hanging subshell invocations.
2. Identify Target Session (wasd-*)
- Search the listed sessions for session names matching the default pattern
wasd-* (e.g., wasd-dev, wasd-main, wasd-1).
- Single Session Found / Single
wasd-* Match: Select this session immediately.
- Multiple Sessions Found:
- If there are multiple active tmux sessions, DO NOT guess or pick randomly.
- Stop and ask the user which tmux session to attach/use:
(e.g., "Multiple active tmux sessions found:
wasd-1, wasd-2, work. Which session would you like me to take over?")
3. Store Session Context in Memory
- Once a session is confirmed, explicitly record and preserve the target tmux session name in conversation memory/context.
- Refer to this stored session name for all subsequent tmux interactions during the task.
4. Direct Terminal Interaction Guidelines
- Send commands using
tmux send-keys -t <session_name> "<command>" C-m.
- Capture terminal output cleanly using
tmux capture-pane -pt <session_name> without triggering pagers.
- Ensure all shell operations execute in non-interactive / non-paging mode (
PAGER=cat or --no-pager).
