Agentpeek, a free self-hosted browser control panel for Claude Code, allows users to start persistent AI agent sessions on Linux/WSL2 that continue running even after closing a laptop, accessible from…
Aweb.ai launched Library, an open-source tool that lets teams create, manage, and evolve AI agent profiles as versioned files. The platform enables teams to adopt blueprints, run agents in tmux, and a…
Developer Raine released workmux, a command-line tool that integrates git worktrees with tmux windows to create isolated development environments for parallel workflows, including running multiple AI …
A developer built claude-sessions, a tool that snapshots terminal state every five minutes and restores it after a crash, including Claude Code sessions. The daemon records iTerm windows, tabs, workin…
Running multiple Claude Code sessions via tmux, git worktrees, and shell scripts works for two or three agents but breaks at scale due to no routing, shared memory, budgets, or crash recovery, accordi…
Herdr, a new terminal-based agent multiplexer, launches to let developers run and manage multiple coding agents from a single terminal session that persists across disconnects and remote SSH connectio…
Developer launched TermRover, a native terminal app for iOS and Android built around tmux sessions and windows, designed to reduce keystrokes and support AI agent workflows on mobile. The app is free …
Developer fashton28 released Mux, a tmux overlay that manages Claude Code sessions by displaying them in a floating, sorted list with live previews. The tool highlights sessions waiting for user input…
Anthropic's Claude Code, an agentic coding tool, can be run on an iPhone via SSH and tmux, enabling developers to manage codebases from mobile devices. The setup requires an SSH terminal app, a server…
Developer Takuya created a tmux plugin called tmux-claude-session-manager to manage multiple Claude Code sessions. The tool provides an fzf-based picker that shows live status of all running sessions,…
A developer built a self-hosted 'organism' from old Android phones, a laptop, and a VPS, using SSH as a spinal cord to split sensing and thinking layers without middleware. The system uses LLM agents …
AI-whisper, a new open-source tool, pairs two coding agent CLIs—such as Claude, Codex, or ezio—in a terminal-native workflow where one agent implements code while the other reviews it, autonomously it…
Dustin Kirkland released Trustmux, an open-source daemon that provides secure, asynchronous access to tmux and Byobu sessions via a Progressive Web App with real TLS encryption and Tailscale-backed pr…
A developer recounts their enduring preference for the terminal over graphical interfaces, tracing it back to their first Linux experience with RedHat 6.2. They argue that Unix pipes and command-line …
Slash-agent, a new open-source tool, integrates an LLM copilot directly into the Bash shell, offering zero-overhead AI assistance for terminal tasks. It supports local models via Ollama or cloud APIs,…
Developer Jeff Triplett describes a remote development setup using Tailscale, tmux, and Mosh to seamlessly move between devices without losing work. The stack enables secure, persistent sessions acros…
A developer argues that most AI coding tools are built for developers working in a repository, not for ops engineers debugging production issues at 2am. They propose an AI assistant that works within …
A developer created Agentp, a trio of zero-dependency Node.js CLI tools that turn OpenCode into a headless AI engine for editors, terminals, and Telegram. The tools include agentp for piping prompts, …
Relaymux, a tmux-based meta-harness for local coding agents, was released on Hacker News. The tool allows developers to run and track CLI agents via Telegram, iMessage, or CLI, with subagents operatin…
A developer details the operating contract for a Telegram-based coding agent relay, defining local control commands like status, interrupt, and compact that the relay handles directly, while all other…