peekabot
One board for your Claude Code sessions in tmux: who needs you, who is done
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If you run coding agents all day, it brings back every split and session after a restart and tells you which pane is waiting on you.
lmux is a small Swift terminal for Macs, built on libghostty and tuned for people who keep Claude Code and Codex running in many panes. After a quit, update or reboot it restores workspaces, splits and the agent sessions inside them. Pane rings and badges show which agent needs attention, and you can edit or resend a Claude Code turn. It imports cmux setups, makes no network calls, and installs via Homebrew. MIT, Apple silicon, macOS 14 and up.
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