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lmux, the lean mux: cmux's workspace window and herdr's persistence in one small app. Terminals, browsers and agents keep running on your Mac and your servers.
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lmux, the lean mux: cmux's window and herdr's persistence in one lean app. Terminals, browsers and agents that live on your hosts.
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cmux + herdr + tmux, with the paid and annoying parts taken out.
lmux is a workspace app for running coding agents across your own machines. Terminals, browsers and Claude sessions live on the host they run on and keep running when your laptop sleeps. The window on your laptop shows them all in one sidebar.
The same workload in both apps on one MacBook Air: each workspace has a terminal printing about 20 lines a second plus an idle split. The figures are what each app added on top of its idle state (deploy/bench/stress.py).Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
cmux + herdr + tmux, with the paid and annoying parts taken out.
lmux is a workspace app for running coding agents across your own machines. Terminals, browsers and Claude sessions live on the host they run on and keep running when your laptop sleeps. The window on your laptop shows them all in one sidebar.
The same workload in both apps on one MacBook Air: each workspace has a terminal printing about 20 lines a second plus an idle split. The figures are what each app added on top of its idle state (deploy/bench/stress.py).Read the full README ↗