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tmux-pro

Tmux guidance — sessions, windows, panes, keybindings, scripting layouts, and remote pairing workflows.

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## Overview

Tmux is the terminal multiplexer: persistent sessions that survive SSH disconnects, split panes, multiple windows, and scriptable layouts. It's the difference between a fragile terminal and a durable workspace — long-running processes keep running, contexts stay organized, and remote pairing becomes trivial.

The learning curve is the prefix key and the session/window/pane model. Once internalized, tmux becomes invisible infrastructure. This skill covers the mental model, essential keybindings, configuration, scripted layouts, and remote workflows.

## When to use

- Keeping remote work alive across SSH disconnects.
- Organizing terminal work (sessions per project, windows per task).
- Scripting reproducible dev environments (editor + server + logs).
- Pairing or sharing a terminal session.
- Configuring tmux (prefix, mouse, plugins, status bar).
- Choosing between tmux, screen, or terminal tabs.