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Wmux — AI skill for Claude Code

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The original Windows terminal multiplexer for AI agents.

How to install Wmux

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open amirlehmam/wmux and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What Wmux does

The original Windows terminal multiplexer for AI agents.

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README

wmux

wmux

The original visibility layer for coding agents on Windows - never hunt for the one that's waiting on you

Built on Electron + xterm.js. Inspired by cmux, with the agent-visibility model modelled on herdr.

Download wmux for Windows

Windows Release License

wmux — split terminal panes with the agent session sidebar

New in 2.0 - wmux sees every agent, not just Claude Code

Until now wmux could only tell you what an agent was doing if that agent **told it**. That meant Claude Code (hooks), OpenCode (plugin) and Kiro. Codex, Gemini, Aider, Amp, Cursor and Copilot ran in panes wmux could display and could not read.

2.0 closes that with three layers, each of which only fills the gap the one above left:

**1. One roster for every agent in the window.** wmux already knew which panes were blocked — it just never said so above a single sidebar row. Now a banner over the workspace list answers *"who needs me?"* across every workspace at once, ranked by who has been waiting longest.

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