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Tmux Terminal

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mikeyobrien·vlatest·other·MIT

This skill provides a Tmux terminal interface for remote server control and efficient multitasking, boosting productivity for developers and system admins.

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mikeyobrien

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About this skill

What it does

This skill allows an AI agent to interact with and manage terminal sessions using tmux. It enables creating, detaching from, reattaching to, and listing existing tmux sessions. The agent can also execute commands within specific tmux panes or windows.

When to use it

  • Remote Server Management: Automate tasks on a remote server by creating and managing terminal sessions.
  • Complex Workflow Automation: Orchestrate multi-step processes that require simultaneous execution in multiple terminals.
  • Persistent Terminal Sessions: Ensure long-running processes continue even when the agent disconnects from the primary session.
  • Reproducible Environments: Create and manage consistent development or testing environments within tmux sessions.

Key capabilities

  • Create new tmux sessions
  • List existing tmux sessions
  • Attach to existing tmux sessions
  • Detach from tmux sessions
  • Execute commands within tmux panes/windows

Example prompts

  • "Create a new tmux session named 'deploy'."
  • "List all available tmux sessions."
  • "Attach to the tmux session called 'dev_env'."
  • "Run ls -l in the current pane of the 'deploy' session."

Tips & gotchas

  • Requires tmux to be installed on the target system.
  • The agent needs appropriate permissions to manage tmux sessions on the remote server.