npx claudepluginhub hummer98/using-cmuxSkill for operating cmux terminal multiplexer. Pane splitting, sub-agent spawning/monitoring/result collection, command sending, screen reading, and notifications.
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A Claude Code skill package for AI-driven cmux terminal operations.
Claude Code's built-in Agent tool is convenient, but what happens inside is opaque. It's difficult to inspect sub-agent output or intervene mid-task, making debugging and quality control challenging.
With cmux, everything is visible. By launching sub-agents on cmux — a terminal multiplexer — you can monitor each agent's I/O in real time and intervene at any point.
The existing hashangit/cmux-skill dedicates roughly 50% of its content to browser automation, burying the most critical use case: sub-agent operations. This package restructures that content, putting sub-agent operation patterns front and center.
| Category | Description |
|---|---|
| Basic operations | Pane splitting, workspace management, command sending, screen reading |
Newline rules for send | The most important rule — when to use \n vs. send-key return |
| Sub-agent launch pattern | Full lifecycle: launch → trust detection → prompt → completion detection → result collection |
read-screen troubleshooting | Fixes for empty/stale output, refresh-surfaces, etc. |
| Notifications | cmux notify (in-app) vs. osascript (macOS Notification Center) |
| Status & progress | Sidebar status and progress bar control |
/plugin marketplace add hummer98/using-cmux
/plugin install using-cmux
Skills, commands, and hooks are installed together.
npx skills add hummer98/using-cmux
Note: Commands (
/cmux) are not included in Agent Skills distribution.
git clone https://github.com/hummer98/using-cmux.git
cd using-cmux
bash install.sh
Installed files:
| Destination | Contents |
|---|---|
~/.claude/skills/using-cmux/SKILL.md | Main skill definition (auto-loaded by Claude Code) |
~/.claude/commands/cmux.md | /cmux slash command |
bash install.sh --check
bash install.sh --uninstall
When Claude Code starts inside a cmux session, it detects the CMUX_SOCKET_PATH environment variable and automatically loads the skill. No manual setup required.
When Claude Code receives cmux-related instructions, it follows the patterns in SKILL.md to perform pane splitting, command sending, sub-agent launching, and more.
/cmux CommandDisplay the quick reference:
/cmux
Useful for quickly checking available commands and basic usage.