Superrepos and Why Claude Code Is the Best Worktree Manager
A lot of people have asked why cmux doesn't have a worktree manager yet. The best manager can choose a worktree, second checkout, sandbox, VM, or GPU cluster.
A lot of people have asked why cmux doesn't have a worktree manager yet. The best manager can choose a worktree, second checkout, sandbox, VM, or GPU cluster.
Branch an agent conversation into a new split, tab, or workspace without losing its context.
We're not adding worktrees to cmux. It's a primitive, so you can script your own worktrees, multiple checkouts, or remote dev and make it feel like home.
Reopen closed terminals, browsers, workspaces, and agent sessions with Cmd+Shift+T, and retrace your focus with Cmd+[ and Cmd+].
cmux now has a file explorer that previews videos, images, PDFs, and markdown files.
Search Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode, and Pi sessions from the Vault pane and drag them into your workspace.
cmux's embedded browser supports passkey authentication and can import cookies from other browsers with cmux browser import.
Use cmux top or Task Manager from the command palette to see CPU and RAM usage for your coding agents.
Open README.md with cmux open or drag markdown files from the right sidebar.
Cmd+Control+U cycles through unread workspaces while keeping them unread, and Cmd+Option+U toggles read state.
How cmux restores layouts and resumes Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Gemini CLI, Antigravity CLI, Grok Build CLI, and other agent sessions.
One command gives you persistent remote sessions, browser panes that reach remote ports, and agent notifications that come home.
Claude Code's teammate mode requires tmux. cmux fakes it so teammates become native splits with sidebar metadata and notifications.
oh-my-openagent orchestrates specialist Claude, GPT, and Gemini agents in parallel. cmux omo turns each tmux pane into a native split.
cmux relicensed from AGPL-3.0 to GPL-3.0.
How Cmd+Shift+U navigates between finished agents across workspaces in cmux.
cmux is a primitive, not a solution. It gives you composable pieces and your workflow is up to you.
cmux hit #2 on Hacker News, got shared by Mitchell Hashimoto, and went viral in Japan.
A native macOS terminal built on Ghostty, designed for running multiple AI coding agents side by side.