Inject keystrokes and scrape output from tmux sessions.
npx skills add https://github.com/me2Doc/friendlyclaw --skill tmux-me2doc
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: tmux Source: https://github.com/me2Doc/friendlyclaw/tree/main/body/skills/tmux Command: npx skills add https://github.com/me2Doc/friendlyclaw --skill tmux-me2doc
This skill solves the challenge of managing and interacting with long-running terminal processes, such as AI agents or build tasks, that are trapped inside isolated tmux sessions.
Use the tmux skill to capture the last twenty lines of output from the shared session to check for recent activity.
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Automating keystroke injection into a background terminal session is achieved by sending commands directly to specific tmux panes. This allows you to interact with long-running CLI applications without manually attaching to the session.
Capturing terminal output from an isolated tmux session is supported through output scraping. You can extract and analyze the scrollback history to monitor progress or detect when an interactive application requires user input.
The tmux binary must be installed and accessible within your system path to manage interactive CLI applications programmatically. This dependency is required for session manipulation and remote control.
Monitoring a background worker process that requires user input is done by scraping terminal scrollback to detect prompts. Once detected, remote keystroke injection automatically sends the confirmation key to proceed with the task.
Session management for long-running build tasks works by maintaining processes across multiple terminal panes within tmux. This prevents tasks from being trapped or lost when disconnecting, enabling remote interaction and output scraping.
Managing multiple terminal panes requires the tmux binary to be accessible in the system path. The skill facilitates session manipulation and output scraping, but relies entirely on tmux's native capabilities for pane handling.
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