tool-tmuxlisted

<!-- Generated by `basicly skills-build` from skill.yaml. Do not edit; edit the source. --> # tool-tmux ## When To Use - Manage persistent terminal sessions across restarts and disconnects. - Verify keybindings, splits, windows, and session behavior. - Coordinate concurrent logs/tests/commands in panes. ## Trusted Commands ```bash tmux new -A -s dev tmux ls tmux attach -t dev tmux split-window -h tmux split-window -v tmux list-keys tmux source-file ~/.tmux.conf ``` ## Safe Defaults - Reuse named sessions with `new -A -s` for idempotent workflows. - Reload config with `source-file` before restarting everything. - Inspect running state (`tmux ls`) before creating new sessions. ## Common Pitfalls - Terminal emulator shortcuts can be confused with tmux shortcuts. - Nested tmux sessions cause keybinding conflicts. - Config reload does not retroactively change shell startup behavior. ## Output Interpretation - `no server running` means no active tmux server/session exists. - `duplicate session` means the target name is already in use. ## Why It Matters For Agents - Long-running tasks become safer and easier to recover. - Pane/session orchestration reduces context switching overhead. ## Repo Conventions - Keep keybindings aligned with repo templates and cheat sheet docs. - Favor predictable session names for repeatable workflows. ## Trigger Examples - Should trigger: "Reload tmux config and verify split shortcuts." - Should trigger: "Create a reusable tmux session f