smux

You can coordinate multiple AI agents across tmux panes by using tmux-bridge for high-level agent-to-agent messaging and pane control. It enables cross-pane communication by letting agents exchange prompts, share outputs, and manage sessions within a shared terminal.

Yes, you can use raw tmux commands for low-level pane control when detailed session management is needed. The skill provides tmux-bridge for high-level agent messaging but supports falling back to native tmux commands for direct terminal manipulation.

The best way to share pane outputs between agents is using tmux-bridge to route messages across labeled panes. This allows agents running in the same tmux session to exchange prompts and retrieve content from other panes for coordinated task loops.

Yes, you need to label a pane for an agent before initiating cross-pane messaging. Assigning labels ensures that tmux-bridge can accurately target specific agents and route messages to the correct panes during multi-agent session coordination.

Using tmux-bridge for multi-agent session control provides structured cross-pane communication, preventing the clutter of manual terminal splitting. It offers a high-level CLI to manage complex task loops, exchange prompts, and coordinate agent sessions cleanly within one tmux environment.