#tmux

#tmux #noai I've done a fair bit of tmux development over the years. Here's the last version (tmux-3.6a) before any known AI was introduced: https://codeberg.org/thomasadam/tmux I'm absolutely willing to maintain this and make it available, etc. Depends on how much appetite there is for it.

One of these days... #tmux

Agent-Manager: A Tmux TUI for Running Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode https://github.com/YoanWai/agent-manager #HackerNews #Tech #Tmux

lazy-tmux: restore tmux sessions lazily, with scrollback https://lazy-tmux.xyz/ #Tmux #Go #DevTools

For those doing work with LLM agents herdr has become a non-negotiable for me during my work day. It's a good way to keep track of your agents in the terminal especially when you have several projects going at once. I hate that I'm at this place with LLMs now but I feel like I'm keeping a decent grasp on responsible usage and minimizing errors. My token usage is like 2% of my limit and I simply do not understand how people can max it out without their work being dogshit. #llm #ai #tmux

How can the [] messages in tmux be suppressed? #tmux https://askubuntu.com/q/1564479/612

Plot twist: software development in 2026 apparently entails learning #tmux

for a acouple of months I tried to get used to #Konversations and #Textual for IRC, to have a desktop application handle #IRC didn't work out, back to running #WeeChat in #tmux