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Control tmux/psmux sessions for interactive CLIs, SSH connections, and parallel agent orchestration. Works cross-platform: tmux on Linux/macOS, psmux on Windows. Provides sync commands that send keys and automatically capture output. Triggers: "run in tmux", "create tmux session", "tmux", "SSH session", "parallel terminals", "run multiple agents".

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name	tmux
description	Control tmux/psmux sessions for interactive CLIs, SSH connections, and parallel agent orchestration. Works cross-platform: tmux on Linux/macOS, psmux on Windows. Provides sync commands that send keys and automatically capture output. Triggers: "run in tmux", "create tmux session", "tmux", "SSH session", "parallel terminals", "run multiple agents".

tmux Skill

Control tmux sessions programmatically. Send keys, capture output, run interactive processes.

Cross-platform:

Linux/macOS: Uses native tmux
Windows: Uses psmux (native Windows tmux, 95%+ syntax compatible)

Use tmux when:

SSH to remote servers (persistent sessions)
Interactive TTY needed (REPLs, shells, prompts)
Running multiple processes in parallel
Orchestrating coding agents

Don't use tmux for:

Simple background tasks → use bg run instead
One-shot commands → run directly

Helper: tmx

Primary: Python CLI tool (tmx) — installable via agent-sommelier-cli. Fallback: Shell scripts at skills/tmux/scripts/tmx.sh (bash) and tmx.ps1 (PowerShell).

Commands

Command	Description
`tmx install`	Ensure tmux/psmux is available (auto-install on Windows)
`tmx create <name> [cmd]`	Create session, optionally run init cmd
`tmx rm <name>`	Kill session
`tmx sk <name> "<cmd>"`	Send keys (fire and forget)
`tmx r <name>`	Read output (full scrollback)
`tmx run <name> "<cmd>" [--timeout N]`	Send + wait N seconds + read output
`tmx list [--json]`	List all sessions (rich table or JSON)
`tmx manager`	Interactive session picker

Quick Start

tmx install
tmx create mysession
tmx run mysession "ls -la"
tmx r mysession
tmx rm mysession

tmx install
tmx create mysession
tmx run mysession "Get-ChildItem"

Pattern 1: SSH Sessions (Most Common)

# Create SSH session
tmx create server "ssh user@myserver.com"
tmx run server "hostname" --timeout 3
tmx sk server "mypassword"
tmx run server "tail -100 nginx/access.log" --timeout 5
tmx r server

Pattern 2: Background Process Monitoring

tmx create api "cd /app && python api.py"
tmx r api | grep -q "Listening" && echo "API is up"
tmx create db "docker run --name postgres postgres"
tmx list

Pattern 3: Interactive REPL

tmx create python "python3 -q"
tmx run python "import sys; print(sys.version)"
tmx run python "2 + 2" --timeout 3

Pattern 4: Parallel Agents

for i in 1 2 3; do
  tmx create "agent-$i" "cd /tmp/project$i && codex --yolo 'Fix bugs'"
done
tmx list
tmx r agent-1

Key Bindings (when attached)

Key	Action
`Ctrl+b d`	Detach from session
`Ctrl+b c`	Create new window
`Ctrl+b n/p`	Next/Previous window
`Ctrl+b %`	Split vertical
`Ctrl+b "`	Split horizontal

Deeper Reading

Topic	File
Installation per-platform, platform differences, gotchas	`references/setup.md`

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name	tmux
description	Control tmux/psmux sessions for interactive CLIs, SSH connections, and parallel agent orchestration. Works cross-platform: tmux on Linux/macOS, psmux on Windows. Provides sync commands that send keys and automatically capture output. Triggers: "run in tmux", "create tmux session", "tmux", "SSH session", "parallel terminals", "run multiple agents".

tmux Skill

Control tmux sessions programmatically. Send keys, capture output, run interactive processes.

Cross-platform:

Linux/macOS: Uses native tmux
Windows: Uses psmux (native Windows tmux, 95%+ syntax compatible)

Use tmux when:

SSH to remote servers (persistent sessions)
Interactive TTY needed (REPLs, shells, prompts)
Running multiple processes in parallel
Orchestrating coding agents

Don't use tmux for:

Simple background tasks → use bg run instead
One-shot commands → run directly

Helper: tmx

Primary: Python CLI tool (tmx) — installable via agent-sommelier-cli. Fallback: Shell scripts at skills/tmux/scripts/tmx.sh (bash) and tmx.ps1 (PowerShell).

Commands

Command	Description
`tmx install`	Ensure tmux/psmux is available (auto-install on Windows)
`tmx create <name> [cmd]`	Create session, optionally run init cmd
`tmx rm <name>`	Kill session
`tmx sk <name> "<cmd>"`	Send keys (fire and forget)
`tmx r <name>`	Read output (full scrollback)
`tmx run <name> "<cmd>" [--timeout N]`	Send + wait N seconds + read output
`tmx list [--json]`	List all sessions (rich table or JSON)
`tmx manager`	Interactive session picker

Quick Start

tmx install
tmx create mysession
tmx run mysession "ls -la"
tmx r mysession
tmx rm mysession

tmx install
tmx create mysession
tmx run mysession "Get-ChildItem"

Pattern 1: SSH Sessions (Most Common)

# Create SSH session
tmx create server "ssh user@myserver.com"
tmx run server "hostname" --timeout 3
tmx sk server "mypassword"
tmx run server "tail -100 nginx/access.log" --timeout 5
tmx r server

Pattern 2: Background Process Monitoring

tmx create api "cd /app && python api.py"
tmx r api | grep -q "Listening" && echo "API is up"
tmx create db "docker run --name postgres postgres"
tmx list

Pattern 3: Interactive REPL

tmx create python "python3 -q"
tmx run python "import sys; print(sys.version)"
tmx run python "2 + 2" --timeout 3

Pattern 4: Parallel Agents

for i in 1 2 3; do
  tmx create "agent-$i" "cd /tmp/project$i && codex --yolo 'Fix bugs'"
done
tmx list
tmx r agent-1

Key Bindings (when attached)

Key	Action
`Ctrl+b d`	Detach from session
`Ctrl+b c`	Create new window
`Ctrl+b n/p`	Next/Previous window
`Ctrl+b %`	Split vertical
`Ctrl+b "`	Split horizontal

Deeper Reading

Topic	File
Installation per-platform, platform differences, gotchas	`references/setup.md`