terminal-list-tmux-sessions

You can list active tmux sessions by querying the local machine or a remote SSH host configured in your SSH config file. This displays all running sessions, including their names, window counts, creation times, and attachment status.

Yes, you can check tmux sessions on a remote SSH server. The tool queries any server defined in your SSH config file and returns a list of active remote tmux sessions along with their names, window counts, and attachment status.

Listing tmux sessions returns each session's name, window count, creation time, and attachment status. This information helps you verify a session's existence and current usage state before connecting.

To find named tmux sessions on your local machine, run a local session discovery query. It identifies all running named sessions, helping you select the correct one before attaching.