Use a Tmuxfile with your tmux configuration to easily manage sessions
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tmux-session-manager
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Tmux fuzzy session finder
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A tmux session manager with a modular config
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Sep 1, 2025 - Rust
Manage tmux sessions using fzf.
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Manage tmux sessions, your way ✨
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Save and restore your tmux sessions, one by one
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Host operations platform: tmux workspaces, service monitoring, alerts, metrics, runbooks, and recovery, all from the browser. Self-hosted, single Go binary.
go macos linux tmux golang devops terminal opencode sysadmin gemini developer-tools tmux-session-manager devops-tools remote-access codex runbooks web-terminal claude sysadmin-tools terminal-web
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🌳A minimalist project-focused abstraction for tmux.🌳
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Apr 27, 2023 - Shell
A tmux session manager. Lets you fuzzy-find your projects and handles the window/pane layout based on your config.
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Mar 29, 2026 - Rust
General-purpose tool for running multiple experiments in parallel using tmux sessions with timing and logging
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CLI utility for handling routine tasks with tmux-resurrect
python tmux tmux-configs python3 tmux-plugins tmux-session-manager tmux-session tmux-conf tmux-plugin
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🖥️ Interactive tmux session manager for quick project navigation, default window setups & git worktree support 🚀
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Mar 27, 2026 - Go
My Tmux configuration around The Primeagen's Tmux sessionizer
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Tmux session manager
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Python script to initialize tmux sessions based on the json configuration.
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