Tmux on Windows Powershell - tmux for PowerShell, Windows Terminal, cmd.exe. Includes psmux, pmux, and tmux commands. This is native High-Performance Tmux designed for Windows in Rust 🦀
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Tmux on Windows Powershell - tmux for PowerShell, Windows Terminal, cmd.exe. Includes psmux, pmux, and tmux commands. This is native High-Performance Tmux designed for Windows in Rust 🦀
Official plugin ecosystem for psmux - the native Windows tmux built in Rust. Ports of popular tmux plugins reimplemented in PowerShell.
iTerm2, ported to Windows Linux and MacOS. Full feature parity: tmux control mode, triggers, hotkey windows, inline images, the Python API and your iTerm2 settings. Native Rust and GPU rendered.
Native Windows port of claude-auto-retry: auto-resume Claude Code after subscription rate limits, using psmux (no WSL/tmux). Opt-in monitoring via claude/claudem.
🪟 The Windows host layer — PowerShell, Windows Terminal, scoop/winget, psmux (native tmux) & the WSL2 bridge. A first-class CLI on Windows.
Auto-rename psmux/tmux sessions to opencode conversation titles
Persistent MSYS2 zsh sessions for Windows Terminal via psmux. Each new tab reuses an idle shell instead of paying for a cold start. Unofficial psmux fork.
Start or reattach to agy (Google Antigravity CLI) in a tmux session that survives SSH dropouts: one server and one git worktree per session.
A keyboard-first Windows cockpit for Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and shell sessions.
A home for your Claude Code sessions: every session in its own tmux (Linux) or psmux (Windows) window, live state from Claude Code hooks (working · needs you · your turn), Remote Control status, and automatic claude --resume after reboots and power cuts. Pure bash / PowerShell, no daemon.
Shell(macOS + zsh / Windows + powershell) shortcuts to jump to project folders and launch Claude Code or Codex CLI in tmux / psmux sessions.
smux/psmux clone with custom agent character personas, BYOAI support, and optional IRC-style interface that works on Windows, Linux, and macOS
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