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tmux-thread-picker

A specialized manager for tmux sessions and terminal work threads.

Install

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Activation

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Inspect, create, duplicate, kill, and navigate the user's tmux work threads through the tmux-thread-picker CLI. Use whenever the user says "thread" or "threads" in a Codex/tmux/work-session context, including active tmux sessions, LLM/Codex threads, running or waiting agent work, switching to a thread, creating another thread for the current path, killing a thread, sending input to a tmux pane, creating/opening git worktree threads, or understanding what work is happening across tmux.
489 charsno explicit “when” triggerlonger than Claude Code's old 250-char listing cap (fine on current versions)
Intermediate

Key capabilities

  • →Inspect tmux work threads
  • →Navigate tmux windows and panes
  • →Create duplicate 4-pane thread windows
  • →Send text to tmux panes
  • →Summarize running or waiting Codex/LLM work

How it works

The skill uses the tmux-thread-picker CLI to inspect, navigate, and manage tmux work threads, including creating duplicate windows and sending commands to panes.

Inputs & outputs

You give it
User request related to tmux threads or work sessions
You get back
Information about tmux threads, navigation actions, or new tmux windows

When to use tmux-thread-picker

  • →Navigating tmux panes
  • →Killing or duplicating a tmux session
  • →Listing active work threads

About tmux-thread-picker

Facilitates management of tmux windows and panes, allowing users to navigate and control work threads within their terminal environment via the tmux-thread-picker CLI.

Inspect, create, duplicate, kill, and navigate the user's tmux work threads through the tmux-thread-picker CLI. Use whenever the user says "thread" or "threads" in a Codex/tmux/work-session context, including active tmux sessions, LLM/Codex threads, running or waiting agent work, switching to a thre

When not to use it

  • →When the user prefers Herdr for thread/workspace/worktree/agent management
  • →When killing tmux windows or panes without explicit user request
  • →When using picker keybindings on the user's behalf without explicit request

Limitations

  • →Use only when the user explicitly asks for tmux or the old tmux-thread-picker CLI
  • →Never kill tmux windows or panes unless the user explicitly asks to close/kill them
  • →Do not use picker keybindings like ctrl-q on the user's behalf unless explicitly requested

How it compares

This skill provides a specific CLI-based interface for managing tmux work threads, offering direct control over sessions and panes, unlike a generic terminal interface.

Compared to similar skills

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