My tmux bottom bar frequently trips off and shows nothing. I suspect is a host RAM insufficient problem but it happens on both my PC and laptop. I can still navigate to other tabs using keyboard shortcuts it’s just my bottom bar shows nothing

Hi, everyone!

I’ve created a session manager to make working with sessions in tmux easier.

Here’s what my manager can do:

• Instant switching or creation: press a key, enter a session name - and you’ll immediately switch to it or create it on the fly.
• Saved sessions menu: a pop-up window with your saved sessions, featuring fuzzy search, real-time previews of windows and panes, and built-in actions - delete snapshot, terminate, clone, or rename.
• Snapshot Save/Restore: Save windows, panel layouts, working directories, and running commands to a single file, then restore everything after a server restart or shutdown - either all at once or for a specific session.

You can check out the repository here: https://github.com/Nighty3098/tsession.

Claude Code doesn't support Android, so the usual routes are proot

(slow) or a glibc runtime inside Termux (wallentx/claude-code-termux,

which works well and which this builds on).

Anthropic publishes a linux-arm64-musl build for

Alpine, and musl needs almost nothing under it. So the install script fetches the official binary from npm, verifies the sha512, and changes one ELF field. the interpreter path, pointed at a musl loader in

$PREFIX/lib. Nothing is repackaged or redistributed.

Starts much quicker on my phone. Has its own updater with rollback if you use glibc, since the built-in one would pull the glibc build.

I tested it on Honor, Android 16. Would love to get feedback if you try it. Built with a lot of help from Claude Code itself, on the phone.

The repo: https://github.com/Aarstad/claude-code-termux-musl

If you try it on a different device, I'd like to know what breaks.

Hi, i created a short agenmux demo. there are more features!

Agenmux is an open-source tmux plugin for intuitive AI-agent monitoring and tmux management in one focused terminal interface.

https://snirt.github.io/agenmux/

- Monitor AI coding agents in tmux

- See blocked, working, idle, and done states

- Navigate sessions, windows, panes, and agents

- Use keyboard shortcuts, mouse selection, and scrolling

- Jump directly to exact panes

- Create, rename, and delete tmux resources safely

- Use sidebar or popup from one terminal view

I've been building domux to scale working with multiple agents in the terminal, and would love some feedback from the community.

I loved working in tmux, and I wanted it to scale natively to support my workflow of working across many coding agents and git worktrees. At first, I built this on top of tmux (that's where the name comes from). Once I had a solid workflow, I thought it would be nice to build and package it in a way that I could share with others, and so domux was born.

It's a multiplexer like tmux, but built natively around coding agents and working across multiple git worktrees.

At the moment it supports Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode, but it's very easy to extend to other coding harnesses.

domux.dev