Multi-agent tmux runtime
Deterministic spawn and teardown of agent panes in a single tmux session, with a monitor pane for live observation and intervention.
AgentMux's technical trajectory — from the deterministic tmux runtime that exists today to declarative pipelines, IDE integration, and cloud handoff. See what is shipped, in flight, and on the horizon.
Deterministic spawn and teardown of agent panes in a single tmux session, with a monitor pane for live observation and intervention.
Shared event bus with file, tool-call and interruption sources. Handlers emit structured workflow events — no busy-waiting, no artifact-sniffing.
Product management, architecting, planning, design, implementation, review and completion, with a bounded review loop and a replanning exit. Durable state lives in `state.json`.
One handoff contract across `claude`, `codex`, `copilot`, `gemini`, `opencode` and `qwen`. Trust prompts are answered automatically; per-provider stdin modes are handled under the hood.
Structured handoff contracts validated at MCP submit time, with dual-file output that downstream phases consume directly. Replaces freeform agent output drift between phases.
Landing page, editorial design system, ported architecture diagram and the full documentation set, deployed to GitHub Pages.
Opinionated, pre-configured agent setups in three sizes so users can start a pipeline in one command instead of hand-wiring phases.
User-defined, phase-based workflows driven entirely by YAML: add, remove or reorder phases, swap handlers and change role routing without touching Python.
Integrate AgentMux as a plugin inside the OpenCode CLI so complex tmux-backed multi-agent workflows can be launched natively from the OpenCode ecosystem.
Separate UI from execution. Editor plugins drive the tmux backend through a local API and visualise the workflow directly inside the IDE, so the terminal no longer has to be in the foreground.
Checkpoint a running tmux session locally, sync the workspace and resume seamlessly on self-hosted server hardware. Hybrid local and remote execution without losing the deterministic pipeline guarantees.
A hosted control plane to run, observe and scale AgentMux pipelines from the browser.
AgentMux is open source. Open an issue to propose a feature, pick up an existing one, or start a thread on GitHub Discussions.
AgentMux is open source on GitHub. Install it with pipx, point it at a repo, and drive your existing CLI subscriptions through a structured multi-agent workflow.