workmux
workmux is an opinionated terminal-based tool that orchestrates git worktrees and terminal multiplexers like tmux into isolated development environments. It enables developers to manage parallel AI agent workflows by providing a clean, conflict-free workspace for each task.
Recent updates include expanded agent support (Grok, Antigravity, Oh My Pi), improved dashboard features, sandbox credential mounts, and robust crash recovery via the resurrect command.
As of
- One-command git worktree and tmux window creation/cleanup
- Persistent agent status tracking in tmux window names and dashboard
- Automated environment setup including dependency installation and config management
- Advanced agent orchestration via slash commands like /worktree and /coordinator
- Sandboxing for isolated agent execution in containers or VMs
Developers who rely on terminal multiplexers (tmux/Zellij/Kitty) and wish to run multiple AI agents in parallel without branch switching or git conflicts.
Developers who prefer GUI-based development environments or those who do not use terminal multiplexers.
Free and open-source software, available via Homebrew or Cargo.
An essential productivity tool for power users seeking to turn their terminal into a high-efficiency, multi-agent development dashboard.
Is workmux free?
Yes - workmux is Open Source. Free and open-source software, available via Homebrew or Cargo.
What is workmux best for?
Developers who rely on terminal multiplexers (tmux/Zellij/Kitty) and wish to run multiple AI agents in parallel without branch switching or git conflicts.
Who makes workmux?
workmux is developed by raine. It is listed in the Developer Productivity & Workflow category on ai.dosa.dev.
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