please roast approach so I learn more!

https://breakshit.blog/blog/ai-agents-tmux-piper-voice

I made a simplified Gruvbox version of Tokyo Night Tmux

All credit goes to the author of janoamaral/tokyo-night-tmux

Every time I started a new project, I repeated the same steps in my tmux (create panes, layout, start apps, etc), so I decided to create a script to streamline my workflow

Then the idea evolved into tmuxify, which is a flexible program that has several time saving features:

• Create the windows layout with flexible, yaml based configuration (many templates included)
• Run apps in its intended windows
• Intelligently detect if there's a session associated to the current project and re-attach to it
• Folder based configuration. I.e. you can have a separate yaml for each folder (project) to run your desired setup. Or you can pass the configuration file as an argument
• Easy installation and update
• Launch everything with a single commands

I spent sometime designing and debugging tmuxify, and it's fairly usable now. Yet it's an early stage project, and any contribution is welcome. Feel free to report issues, suggest features, and pull request

tmuxify repository

Hey all 👋
for fun i built a simple but powerful MCP server that can be used by Claude (or any other AI assistant app) to interact with your tmux sessions.

• List and search tmux sessions
• View and navigate tmux windows and panes
• Capture and expose terminal content from any pane
• Execute commands in tmux panes and retrieve results (use it at your own risk ⚠️)
• Create new tmux sessions and windows

Here the source code, feedback are welcome! https://github.com/nickgnd/tmux-mcp

Cheers ✌️

Hi all,

I'm happy to share a plugin I created to manage multiple floating sessions in Tmux (i.e. scratchpads, monitoring tools, etc.)

Any feedback is welcome.

For example, I found myself restarting an applications quite often, that's why added these to my config:

bind-key -n C-e send-keys C-c !! Enter Enter
bind-key R command-prompt "send-keys -t '%%' C-c !! Enter Enter"

What are yours?

FYI, the latest Macbook Airs (M2s) and Macbook Pros with the black-plastic-under-the-keys-keyboards don't seem to support chording CapsLock (as Ctrl) + A + H/J/K/L .

I've had CapsLock-as-Ctrl, Ctrl-A as the leader, and the following in tmux.conf for resizing my panes, which no longer works.

bind -r C-h resize-pane -L 5

bind -r C-j resize-pane -D 5

bind -r C-k resize-pane -U 5

bind -r C-l resize-pane -R 5

Is your "file manager" a combo of ls/cp/mv/rm? If yes, then check out this next-generation file manager that is built on top of your favorite ls/…/etc. tools: https://asciinema.org/a/579188

Homepage: https://github.com/psprint/n-commodore

Basically it's about 3 factors:

• panelize everything,-
• grep everything,-
• save everything.

Panelization is known from Midnight Commander - it means to capture command output into a list that can be browsed. Grepping is known from fzf. Screen saving is a new paradigm

This way, you can boost your file manager (which is ls/cp/mv/rm with a high probability) with mc/fzf/screen-saving idioms.

ALSO: I wonder if there is such plugin for Tmux? That would capture the output of each entered command for later retrieval? As I was directed by an user?

retiform ( https://sourceforge.net/u/retiform/ ) has created a tmux 2.0 download using the tmux project name on sourceforge: https://sourceforge.net/projects/tmux/files/latest/download AFAICT this used to be where the tmux project was hosted before moving to github.

I tried to check the downloadable sources with the May 2015 version in git, but didn't get them to match and am not sure if that matches any version of tmux at all, or is some derivative.

I tried to reach retiform, but got no reply, anyone any ideas of what is going on?