gmux
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Lightweight Ghostty + tmux integration for agentic coding. Provides agent working indicators, live port watching, and window switching with minimal overhead.
Pros
- +Extremely lightweight — just shell scripts
- +No daemon needed
- +Agent activity indicators
- +Live port watching in ~40 lines of bash
Cons
- -Requires Ghostty terminal
- -Minimal compared to full-featured multiplexers
- -Unix/macOS only
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