cmux-save-sessionslisted

# cmux Save Sessions ## Overview Saves the current state of cmux workspaces as a JSON snapshot. Snapshots are used for session recovery, history recording, sharing, and as input data for other skills. > **Role separation**: > - `cmux-save-sessions`: Capture current state as JSON (save) > - `cmux-resume-sessions`: Restore workspaces from JSON snapshot (restore) > - `cmux-recover-sessions`: Post-crash/power-loss recovery from the `.jsonl` files Claude Code persists (emergency) > - `cmux-session-manager`: Real-time status + cleanup (daily) ## The Iron Law ``` SAVE CAPTURES TRUTH. CURRENT SESSION IS EXCLUDED BY DEFAULT. ``` Save records the exact state at the current moment. The session running this script (the manager session) is excluded by default — only work sessions are saved. ## When to Use - Capture the current workspace layout before a system reboot or cleanup - Create a shareable snapshot of a multi-workspace setup for another machine - Record daily work state for later `cmux-resume-sessions` restore - Feed input data to other skills that need a session list > **Not for crash recovery** — after a power loss, use `cmux-recover-sessions` (reads `.jsonl` files directly). ## Commands ### `save` — Save session snapshot **How to run:** 1. User requests "save sessions", "session save", etc. 2. Execute: ```bash bash "${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/cmux-save-sessions" ``` 3. Show output to the user 4. **Post-save close prompt** — ask via `AskUserQuestion`: > "N sessi