Create, control, and capture tmux sessions across Unix and Windows.
npx skills add https://github.com/lirrensi/agent-cli-helpers --skill tmux-lirrensi
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: tmux Source: https://github.com/lirrensi/agent-cli-helpers/tree/main/skills/tmux Command: npx skills add https://github.com/lirrensi/agent-cli-helpers --skill tmux-lirrensi
Managing multiple interactive terminal sessions across Linux/macOS and Windows is error-prone and tedious. This Skill provides a unified, scriptable way to create, control, and monitor tmux (and psmux) sessions from a CLI, reducing context switching and ensuring consistent session state.
Install tmux (and psmux for Windows) and start a named session with tmx, then use tmx sync to send commands and capture output.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Terminal session management across platforms uses tmux for Unix and psmux for Windows. This Skill provides a unified CLI to create, attach, and kill named sessions, ensuring consistent state and reducing manual context switching.
Yes, you can send keystrokes and capture output from an automated SSH session by sending commands to a named tmux session and using deterministic sync functions. This supports remote orchestration with optional prompt-based or fixed-time waiting for reliable results.
Tmux is a Unix tool, but this Skill supports Windows terminal automation by using psmux. It orchestrates cross-platform session creation and control, enabling consistent terminal automation across both Unix and Windows environments.
The best way to orchestrate parallel tasks for agents is using scriptable session lifecycle tooling that creates multiple named tmux sessions. You can send commands, monitor long-running processes, and capture outputs with deterministic behavior across environments.
To sync and monitor a long-running process in a terminal session, you use prompt-based syncing or fixed-time waiting after sending a command. This ensures deterministic behavior by capturing output only after the process completes or reaches a specific state.
currentsuspectManage tmux sessions for persistent terminal usage in command-line environments.
PytaichukBohdanAutomate terminal workflows by programmatically controlling tmux sessions.
mangiapanejohn-devSend keystrokes and scrape pane output from tmux sessions.
onbjergControl tmux sessions, panes, and output for remote CLI automation.
