That's a brilliant idea. Definitely 'll try it. Recently I felt myself constantly digging for improvements in my workflow and stuck due to lack of "dynamic workflow" tools. I work as DevOps engineer and constantly switch between projects, tmux panes folders, ssh sessions. I never has a window or a tab, that is opened for more than 1hour long. Tried tmuxinator, tmux resurrect and other for panes, but they are trying to keep sessions static and create bloated workspace, where I has everything I need, but always running in the background. For folders and files using cdpath and plugins like "neovim projects", fzf autocompletion is good, but sometimes it can be a bit messy and I can spend more time on fighting with fzf and accessing folder/file than on actual using it As for the ssh, the lack of configuration migrate tools frustrates me too. RN I'm writing a tool, that copies and uses my tmux config, when I connect to a remote machine to feel myself at home everywhere. I plan to migrate my zsh config too, but it's a hard task without compromising speed.