takeover-my-terminal

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.

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Repository: ikr4-m/dotfiles
Last source activity: August 14, 2026 at 10:54
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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.