App demo
An animated tour of the tmux-ide app, showing Home, an agent-aware Terminals workspace and Commands, rendered from the production components.
This animated demo shows the tmux-ide 2.9 app cycling through Home, Terminals and the Commands palette. Each frame is rendered from the app's production components: the machine sidebar, the Home agent list, pane headers with status markers, and Commands. Only the terminal contents are invented.
The tour cycles through three frames:
| Frame | Shows |
|---|---|
| Home | Agents across your machines with their status (F1) |
| Terminals | The live session with named panes and window tabs (F2) |
| Commands | The F5 palette over Terminals |
tmux-ide's release client is a native terminal renderer, so the demo is an animated SVG capture rather than a second browser implementation. Glyphs ship inside the SVG as a Geist Mono subset, so it looks the same on every OS.
Try it yourself with Getting started, or read the app tour for what each view does.
With reduced motion enabled, the SVG shows the Terminals frame without
animation, and the working spinner shows a steady ●.
For contributors: regenerate the demo
From a checkout:
pnpm demo:tuiThe command writes docs/public/tui-demo.svg and records fingerprints of the
presentation code it renders. pnpm docs:build fails, naming the changed
files, when the demo is out of date. It requires the same Bun and OpenTUI
development dependencies used by renderer tests; installed users do not need
them.
See also
- App tour — what each view does
- Getting started — install and open the app
CLI reference
Every public tmux-ide 2.9.3 command and flag, with JSON output for scripts and agents: open the app, adopt, restore, send, wait, automation and more.
Troubleshooting
Fix common tmux-ide problems with one command each: tmux version errors, missing keys, wrong agent states, Claude hooks, SSH and restore.