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Manage interactive CLI agent pools with tmux and communicate with agents.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "agent-mux" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use agent-mux to create a tmux-based agent pool with two interactive CLI agents, Claude and Codex, and return their session identifiers.
Returns created agent session details, showing Claude and Codex running in separate tmux sessions.
Through agent-mux, send this message to the Codex session: Analyze the current project directory structure and reply with brief bullet points.
The tool sends the message to the target session and returns the agent's text reply or session output.
List all tmux agent sessions currently managed by agent-mux and stop the ones no longer needed.
Returns the current session list and confirms which agents were stopped or kept.
When developers need to run interactive CLI agents like Claude and Codex at the same time, they can use it to create and manage sessions through tmux. This reduces manual terminal switching and repeated setup.
In DevOps or automation workflows, users can centrally control the startup, communication, and shutdown of multiple command-line agents. It is useful for bringing interactive agents into a unified toolchain.
When researchers want different agents to handle separate tasks, they can place them in independent tmux sessions and communicate with each one separately. This makes it easier to compare outputs and responses.
It is an MCP server for managing pools of interactive CLI agents through tmux. It supports creating, controlling, and communicating with agents such as Claude and Codex.
From the description, it depends on tmux and is designed for interactive CLI agents. The provided material does not specify exact installation steps, runtime requirements, or API key needs; see the source repository.
Its focus is not the single agent itself, but managing an agent pool through tmux and controlling communication across multiple interactive sessions. In other words, it is more about session orchestration and centralized management.
Control Claude Code sessions in tmux with fine-grained orchestration and efficient extraction.
Manage multiple AI CLI agents in tmux for parallel task execution.
Orchestrate multiple Claude Code sessions in tmux for parallel control and management.
Route messages between agents via Redis streams with send, receive, and ping tools.
Programmatically manage tmux sessions, windows, and panes for terminal automation.
Orchestrate multi-agent workflows with parallel tasks, pipelines, scheduling, and peer review.