One command to open a session, one keybind to switch between them. Organizes work into verticals and remotes. Saves and restores across reboots.
cargo install muxr Terminal sessions should be organized, not accumulated.
You work across multiple projects. Each one needs its own terminal session with the right working directory and the right tool running. Tabs pile up. You cd around. You lose track. When you reboot, everything is gone. muxr makes sessions declarative: where they live, what tool runs in them, how they're grouped.
One config file declares your session topology. Verticals are local directory trees. Remotes are SSH hosts. Each session knows its working directory and default tool.
Group sessions by directory tree. muxr work api opens a
session in ~/projects/work/api. The vertical name is the
prefix, the session name is the subdirectory.
SSH hosts as first-class sessions. muxr remote lab opens
a session that connects to your configured host. Same TUI switcher,
same save/restore.
muxr save snapshots all active sessions. muxr restore
brings them all back after a reboot. No manual reconstruction.
Run separate tmux servers per context. Demo recordings, CI scripts,
and production sessions never interfere with each other.
MUXR_TMUX_SERVER=demo for isolation.
Run commands when a session is created. rune sync on
session start ensures skills are current before the agent begins work.
Hooks are per-vertical.
muxr switch opens a picker across all sessions, all
verticals, all remotes. One keybind in your tmux config. No more
hunting for the right tab.
muxr initcreate configmuxr <vertical> <name>open sessionmuxr switchTUI pickermuxr savesnapshot all sessionsmuxr restorebring them all backmuxr lslist active sessionsmuxr kill <session>close a sessionmuxr statustmux server health