Does Agent Mux interfere with my existing tmux setup?

No, Agent Mux utilizes a dedicated tmux socket (e.g., `tmux -L ccx`) to ensure it operates independently and avoids conflicts with your default or existing tmux sessions.

How does Agent Mux manage projects and agents?

It manages 'projects' as individual tmux sessions and spawns each interactive agent as a tmux window, enabling durable sessions, manual inspection, and easy output capture.

Agent Mux is a Node.js tool that orchestrates interactive command-line interface (CLI) agents using a dedicated tmux-backed agent pool and a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server.

How can I interact with or control Agent Mux?

Agent Mux offers programmatic control via its MCP server (stdio-based) or as a Node.js library, allowing you to create, manage, and interact with agents through code.

Agent Mux

Name: Agent Mux
Author: JinchengGao-Infty

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Orchestrates interactive command-line interface agents using a tmux-backed agent pool and a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server.

Agent Mux provides a robust solution for managing and interacting with various command-line interface (CLI) agents. By leveraging tmux sessions and windows, it creates a durable and inspectable environment for each 'project' and 'agent.' It includes an MCP server, allowing programmatic control over agent lifecycle, input, and output, making it ideal for automating complex multi-agent workflows or integrating interactive CLIs into larger systems. Its design ensures non-interference with existing tmux setups and offers persistent storage and logging for all agent activities.

主要功能

01Offers programmatic control over agents via an MCP server or as a Node.js library

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03Dedicated tmux socket to avoid conflicts with existing tmux sessions

04Maintains a persistent registry for projects and agents

05Provides per-agent log files for activity tracking

06Manages projects as tmux sessions and individual agents as tmux windows

使用案例

01Programmatically controlling and monitoring interactive CLI applications

02Integrating command-line tools into larger software systems via an MCP client

03Automating interactions with multiple AI agents like Claude, Codex, or Gemini