vellum-terminal-sessions

Manage persistent tmux sessions by orchestrating named sessions that keep long-running CLI workflows attached and observable. You can create, list, write to, read, and close sessions using helper scripts and the terminal UI.

Yes, you can read output and send commands to a background terminal session using capture-pane to retrieve outputs and send-keys to control long-running processes without losing session state.

Yes, tmux session management works in both sandbox mode for CLI orchestration and host mode when direct host access is required. Both modes support creating, reading, writing, listing, and closing named sessions.

Keep development servers running by creating a named tmux session for the background task. This allows the process to stay attached and observable while you continue working in other sessions or conversations.

Yes, tmux is a required dependency to use persistent terminal session orchestration. The Skill relies on tmux commands and helper scripts to manage long-running tasks in both sandbox and host environments.

Named tmux sessions prevent background tasks from terminating when disconnected and allow you to reattach via the terminal UI. This ensures long-running processes stay observable and controllable across different workflows.