My personal dotfiles: Zsh, Git, VSCode, Obsidian, Ghostty, cmux, etc.
A skill to get Claude to set up your Claude Code and Codex AI workflows on a remote VPS without going broke
Conductor sidebar for cmux — live per-tab agent status in the workspace sidebar: spinner while running, red dot when waiting for input, done when finished. Works with Claude Code & trae.
Claude Code plugin to preview Markdown files in cmux browser split pane using mo
Agent-to-agent mail with Queryable Envelope Memory (QEM) for AI coding teams in cmux: durable letters, a doorbell, and one read-only query over the team's shared record. Teach Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI or other terminal agents to use it.
Terminal-first agentic workspace for cmux - one-command setup for lazygit, helix, delta, yazi and AI coding agents
Queue your next prompt for Claude Code with one keypress — delivered as a fresh turn only after the current one actually ends. macOS + cmux.
Turns your iPhone/iPad into a real entry point to your Mac: friendly cmux workspace names, crash-safe via tmux-resurrect.
macOS CLI for syncing active project symlinks with cmux workspaces
Complete cmux integration for Claude Code — workspace management, browser automation, multi-agent orchestration, sidebar metadata, and lifecycle hooks in one plugin.
Visual command center for coordinating AI coding agents across multiple software projects on Mac.
This is a backup of configs of my terminal tools. I use cmux, fish and starship, welcome to use it.
Auto-rename cmux tabs to match your Claude Code session name + rewrite cmux notifications to show the tab name (not the workspace). Updates on /rename mid-session, restores on exit.
A tiny macOS CLI for jumping between local repos, opening projects, and running package scripts by project name.
Give Claude Code native control of cmux — browser automation, split panes, notifications, and sidebar metadata for the Ghostty-powered macOS terminal.
Find and relaunch your lost Claude Code sessions — fzf picker, resume into cmux, tmux, or any terminal.
Create cmux workspaces from repo features, routes, and navigation
To associate your repository with the cmux topic, visit your repo's landing page and select "manage topics."