cmux-workspace-builder

To generate a cmux.json configuration, you describe your desired multi-pane terminal layout and complete a guided interview. The interview collects pane counts, commands, directories, and environment variables, then outputs a validated JSON file for repeatable workspace setup.

Yes, you can customize environment variables and directories for each pane in your terminal layout. The guided interview collects specific per-surface options, ensuring each pane in your cmux.json configuration operates with its own distinct commands and environment settings.

A binary tree split is the layout rule used to structure your terminal workspace by recursively dividing panes into two surfaces. The cmux workspace builder enforces these binary splits and validates per-surface options against the latest schema before generating the JSON.

Yes, the cmux workspace builder validates your configuration against the latest cmux schema. It loads the schema before generating the final JSON, ensuring your multi-pane terminal layout, binary tree splits, and per-surface options conform to the required rules.

The best way to set up a repeatable multi-pane terminal environment is using a guided interview to generate a cmux.json file. You define pane purposes like frontend, API, and logs, and the tool outputs a validated configuration to quickly recreate the workspace.