Wmux FAQs

Question 1

How does Wmux enable AI agents to control the browser?

Accepted Answer

Wmux features a built-in browser with full Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP) automation. This allows AI agents to directly perform actions like clicking elements, filling forms, navigating URLs, taking screenshots, and executing JavaScript, making interactions more autonomous and effective.

Question 2

What kind of notifications and agent integration does Wmux offer?

Accepted Answer

Wmux provides smart notifications for task completion, abnormal exits, and dangerous actions, based on output throughput. It also features automatic Claude Code integration, registering MCP server tools for seamless browser and terminal control by your AI agents.

Question 3

What is Wmux and how does it benefit developers?

Accepted Answer

Wmux is a native Windows terminal multiplexer specifically designed for AI agent workflows. It consolidates multiple terminals, browser automation, and AI agent interactions into a single, persistent workspace, streamlining development by allowing agents like Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini CLI to run side-by-side.

Question 4

Is Wmux a good alternative to tmux for Windows users?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. Wmux is designed to address the lack of a native tmux equivalent on Windows (without WSL), offering a powerful terminal multiplexer specifically optimized for AI agent development workflows on the Windows platform.

Question 5

Does Wmux support multiple terminals and session persistence?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Wmux offers robust terminal multiplexing with split panes, tabs, and workspaces for managing multiple terminals. It also provides full session persistence, automatically restoring your terminal layout, tabs, current working directories (CWD), and scrollback buffers even after restarts.

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