lmux
A 25 MB Mac terminal that restores your agent sessions after a reboot
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clingon
A tmux command picker that fills in the blanks and types into your own shell
For the commands you run twice a year, it replaces the search-copy-edit loop with a menu, and makes destructive ones ask before they fire.
clingon opens a two-pane terminal on macOS: a menu of commands on one side, your real zsh or bash on the other. Pick a command, fill in its placeholders, and it types it into your shell with your aliases and environment intact. Risky commands ask for confirmation; irreversible ones need a short code. Packs are plain Markdown, so they read fine on GitHub, and you can chain steps into recipes that stop on failure. MIT, installed with Homebrew.
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