tmux-mcp-server
by Orad
This MCP server enables AI agents to interact with TMUX as a terminal session manager. It's valuable for auditing AI agent actions and managing multiple terminal sessions.
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What is tmux-mcp-server?
This is an MCP (Message Control Protocol) server that allows AI agents to interact with and control TMUX terminal sessions.
How to use tmux-mcp-server?
The server uses a default session named 'agent-terminal', but AI agents can be instructed to use other sessions. The 'client' directory contains a test MCP client and pytests that can be run using './run-tests.sh'.
Key features of tmux-mcp-server
Auditing of AI agent actions
Session recording
Background operation
Support for multiple windows panes and tmux sessions
Use cases of tmux-mcp-server
Monitoring AI agent activity in terminals
Recording terminal sessions for analysis
Running AI agents in the background
Managing multiple terminal sessions for AI agents
FAQ from tmux-mcp-server
What is the default TMUX session used?
What is the default TMUX session used?
The default session is named 'agent-terminal'.
Can I use a different TMUX session?
Can I use a different TMUX session?
Yes, you can instruct the AI agent to use a different session.
How can I test the server?
How can I test the server?
The 'client' directory contains a test MCP client and pytests. Run './run-tests.sh' to execute the tests.
What are the benefits of using this server?
What are the benefits of using this server?
It allows for auditing, session recording, background operation, and management of multiple terminal sessions for AI agents.
Where can I find example usage?
Where can I find example usage?
The 'client' directory contains a test MCP client that demonstrates basic usage.