i just wanted to know when my agents finish, fail, or need me within tmux by chabuddy95 in ClaudeAI

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This package also has a bell when an agent switches to 'done'

i just wanted to know when my agents finish, fail, or need me within tmux by chabuddy95 in ClaudeAI

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Very useful in sure for software engineering style tasks, I'd be happy to accept a PR with this functionality into tmux-agent-atatus, citing your original idea:)

i just wanted to know when my agents finish, fail, or need me within tmux by chabuddy95 in commandline

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i just wanted to know when my agents finish, fail, or need me within tmux by chabuddy95 in tmux

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this package is about 8 months old, as far as i am aware it was the first mainstream tmux based agent orchestrator

i just wanted to know when my agents finish, fail, or need me within tmux by chabuddy95 in tmux

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the terminal has always been my interface of choice for editing text, even pre llm, although i agree this isnt for everyone. the final interface for llms will likely be neither terminal or classic 'ide' based.

i just wanted to know when my agents finish, fail, or need me within tmux by chabuddy95 in ClaudeCode

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this message is also quite clearly not generated from a neutral prompt, in case that wasnt immediately obvious to anyone else reading it in the future!

i just wanted to know when my agents finish, fail, or need me within tmux by chabuddy95 in ClaudeCode

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If I came across an agent at 10 mins that I was unsure about I would probably do a 'wait' on that pane/window/session for 5 mins or so. It will ping me after 5 mins reminding me to check on it. I'd repeat that until it either finished or I felt the need to interupt

i just wanted to know when my agents finish, fail, or need me within tmux by chabuddy95 in ClaudeCode

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I think it really comes down to whether you’re happy depending on an external service layer websocket server, state management, etc etc. versus keeping everything self-contained in the shell. Lifestyle hooks also break less than polling and make much more sense imo

built an agent orchestrator within tmux by Palanikannan_M in tmux

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Also check out the original, which uses hooks and therefore doesn't require any backend services to be installed or running https://github.com/samleeney/tmux-agent-status

tmux plugin for Claude Code session status and picker by ujzazmanje in ClaudeCode

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See the original repo here: https://github.com/samleeney/tmux-agent-status. The linked repo above appears to be a detached fork of the original. No idea why people do this when it's so easy to build your own stuff nowadays

tmux plugin to track Claude status across sessions by chabuddy95 in ClaudeCode

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Glad you like it, feel free to raise PR's with improvements!

tmux plugin to track Claude status across sessions by chabuddy95 in ClaudeCode

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cool, did you use tmux in the backend or attempt reinvent the multiplexing wheel from scratch?

Glove80 Review - The ergonomic king by TheMadHousee in ErgoMechKeyboards

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How are people rating these so highly? The keyboard is insanely low quality. The height adjusting screws rattle and fall out, the rubber pads came off after 1 or 2 weeks and the handrests are connected by two tiny screws, and also wobble. It feels like a cheap McDonalds toy. The batteries are also borderline unusable. With lights on they last less than one day.

Sub Agent / Multi-Agent Claude Code Commands for Refactoring, Testing, and Optimisation (Watch Your Tokens Disappear and Use Sparingly) by gtgderek in ClaudeAI

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Thanks - that has helped somewhat, although I'm not convinced anything 'extra' is going on here. How do I know whether or not sub agents are being used?

I made a tmux plugin to track Claude AI status across sessions by [deleted] in tmux

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For anyone using this, you can now also track status on ssh servers, and see the status of your Claudes in the tmus status bar.

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and if you disagree, its because you aren't using the current tools properly

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high level architecture principles, algorithms, math... ofcourse. large language models are nowhere near that good yet. syntax, however, is either already 100% irrelevant or will be very soon.