terminal-multiplexer

To keep background processes running after SSH disconnect, you can use a terminal multiplexer like tmux to create detached sessions. Processes inside these named sessions continue executing independently, allowing you to reconnect and inspect captured output later.

You can run parallel builds in separate terminal sessions by creating multiple detached tmux sessions. This allows simultaneous execution of workers or build processes, with output captured per pane to verify status and debug background work.

The best way to monitor long-running development servers remotely is using tmux capture-pane to retrieve pane output. This captures progress and debugging logs from the background session without interrupting the running process.

Yes, you need tmux installed to manage remote terminal sessions with this approach. The Skill requires tmux to be available and uses its session naming and send-keys features for deterministic control over background jobs.

Your build process stops when you disconnect from SSH because it is tied to the active terminal session. Using a terminal multiplexer like tmux creates a detached session that keeps the process alive across network drops and disconnects.