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      <description>vim-tmux-navigator crosses Ctrl-h/j/k/l between vim splits and tmux panes; escape-time 10 fixes Neovim&apos;s laggy Escape key. Config for both.</description>
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      <description>TPM installs tmux plugins via prefix + I; the real shortlist is tmux-resurrect, tmux-continuum, tmux-sensible, vim-tmux-navigator and tmux-yank.</description>
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      <description>A native SSH app, a web terminal, or a purpose-built client can reach tmux from a phone — the real obstacle is Ctrl-b on a screen with no keyboard.</description>
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      <description>Install tmux on macOS with Homebrew, fix pbcopy clipboard integration, and decide whether iTerm2&apos;s tmux -CC control mode is worth using for your setup.</description>
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      <description>The tmux commands worth memorising, grouped by what you are trying to do: sessions, windows, panes, copy mode and scripting.</description>
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      <description>A start-to-finish tmux tutorial: the server/session/window/pane model, your first split, detaching and reattaching, and a minimal config that sticks.</description>
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      <description>tmate is the best tool for sharing a terminal for ten minutes. This covers the different job: reaching your own sessions continuously, from your devices.</description>
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      <description>Install tmux with apt, dnf, pacman or apk, then check tmux -V — several distros ship a version too old for features like display-popup or true color.</description>
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      <description>ttyd or wetty behind your own reverse proxy, tmate&apos;s web link, or a purpose-built client — the real setup, trade-offs, and an actual ttyd + nginx recipe.</description>
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      <description>There is no native Windows build of tmux. WSL2 is the practical option; Git Bash and Cygwin exist but neither runs tmux well. Here is the real setup.</description>
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      <description>A long agent run fails in four distinct ways and only one of them is success — here&apos;s why exit codes can&apos;t tell them apart, and what actually can.</description>
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      <description>Codex CLI&apos;s notify hook fires when a turn completes but stays silent on approval prompts — the real config, and a wrapper script that covers the gap.</description>
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      <description>tmux attach -t name reattaches to a session by name; tmux a is shorthand for the most recent one. Use -d to detach other clients first.</description>
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      <description>Claude Code fires Stop and Notification hooks you can wire to a sound, a desktop alert, or a push — the real config, and where each stops helping.</description>
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      <description>Run tmux new -s name to create a named tmux session, or add -d to start it detached in the background without attaching to it.</description>
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