lmux
A 25 MB Mac terminal that restores your agent sessions after a reboot
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peekabot
One board for your Claude Code sessions in tmux: who needs you, who is done
If you run a dozen or more agent sessions, it tells you which one is blocked on you right now, without any hooks or a background daemon.
peekabot reads Claude Code's own session files and lays every tmux session out on one board: waiting on you, finished, or still working. From there you can jump in, peek at a pane, approve a Bash or edit prompt, review changed files, or search transcripts by a phrase you half remember. It is a Go binary for macOS and Linux, via Homebrew or go install. It relies on file formats Anthropic does not promise to keep. It was posted on HN as ccfleet.
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