tmux-claude

Fork a new tmux window that runs a command with status tracking, log capture, and wait-for-completion polling. Use when the user requests 'fork tmux', 'fork a window', 'fork to run X', 'side task: <task>', 'fork session', 'fork this session', 'rewind session', or 'rewind to'. Requires an active tmux session ($TMUX). Supports forking the current Claude session with full context preservation, and rewinding to a previous conversation state. Prefer the `tmux` skill's `window-new` for lightweight fire-and-forget window creation; use fork-tmux when you need a tracked session.

Hand off the current conversation to a new Claude session when context is getting long. Opens a side-by-side tmux split, crafts a continuation prompt with full context (plan, tasks, progress, working directory), and launches Claude in yolo mode to continue the work automatically. This skill should be used when the user says the conversation is too long, asks to continue in a new session, or invokes /handoff.

Manage tmux panes and windows — split, close, send commands, read output, resize, focus, zoom, list, and create/close/switch windows. This skill should be used when the user asks to open a new pane, open a new window, run something in a side panel, read output from another pane, close a pane or window, maximize/zoom a pane, or manage tmux layout. Trigger patterns include "open a pane", "open a new window", "new window", "split pane", "close pane", "close window", "run X in a new pane", "read pane output", "resize pane", "zoom pane", "maximize pane", and "tmux split".