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/coders:killThe summary Claude sees in its command listing — used to decide when to auto-load this command
# Kill a coder session Execute: Terminate an active tmux session spawned by the coders plugin. ## Usage ## Arguments - `session-name` - The name of the session to kill ## Examples ## Warning This will terminate the tmux session and stop the AI process. This cannot be undone. ## See Also - `/coders:list` - List all active sessions - `/coders:attach` - Attach to a session
Execute:
${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/bin/coders kill $ARGUMENTS
Terminate an active tmux session spawned by the coders plugin.
/coders:kill <session-name>
session-name - The name of the session to kill/coders:kill coder-claude-123456
/coders:kill feature-auth
This will terminate the tmux session and stop the AI process. This cannot be undone.
/coders:list - List all active sessions/coders:attach - Attach to a sessionnpx claudepluginhub jayphen/coders --plugin coders/partCloses the specified or current Claude Code session gracefully by sending Ctrl+D, waits for exit, optionally closes the session, and reports the closed session.
/tmux-session-managementManages isolated tmux sessions: create for development, list active ones with status, and cleanup old sessions. Safe, non-interfering with current Claude Code session.