tmux-tools

You can monitor a remote tmux session by listing active panes and capturing their text output. This read-only approach ensures you can check the state of long-running jobs without risking accidental disconnections or data loss.

Yes, you can capture the text output of a specific tmux pane remotely. The skill allows you to extract text or create text snapshots of individual panes for logging, sharing, or reviewing terminal output without interfering with the active session.

To safely send commands to a remote tmux pane, you must use explicit dangerous flags and provide user confirmation. This controlled interaction mechanism prevents accidental execution of destructive actions during remote terminal automation.

Yes, this tool supports creating PNG snapshots of tmux panes. You can generate visual captures of your terminal state alongside text snapshots, providing a reliable way to log and share the exact output of your remote sessions.

The safest way to interact with tmux during long-duration processing is using read-only operations to check pane states and capture output. The skill prioritizes these safe defaults, requiring explicit confirmation only for potentially destructive actions like sending keys.

Explicit confirmation is required when sending keys to a remote tmux session to prevent accidental data loss or disconnections. This safety mechanism ensures that potentially destructive actions are only executed when intentionally authorized by the user.