ccmux 0.1.0

Claude Code Multiplexer - Manage multiple Claude Code instances

ccmux

A streamlined terminal-UI for juggling concurrent Claude Code sessions.

Features

• Visual sidebar — see all sessions at a glance; red highlights tell you instantly when Claude needs your attention
• CLI session management — create, list, activate, remove sessions from the terminal
• Git worktree isolation — spin up duplicate sessions on isolated branches; use ccmux.toml files to add additional steps when spinning up worktrees, such as setting up untracked build dependencies

Installation

pip install ccmux

Quick Start

ccmux             # auto-creates a session for the current directory or attaches to an existing one
ccmux new         # create a new session from the current directory's repo

Commands

Command	Description
(default)	Auto-attach to existing session or create one
new [NAME]	Create a new session (add -w for worktree)
list	List all sessions with status and branch info
attach	Attach to the ccmux tmux session
activate [NAME]	Reopen Claude Code in a session's tmux window
deactivate [NAME]	Close tmux window (keeps session)
remove [NAME]	Permanently delete a session
rename OLD NEW	Rename a session
kill	Kill entire ccmux session
which	Print current session name (useful for scripting)
detach	Detach from tmux
export-tmux-config	Export tmux config to a file

Worktree Configuration

Drop a ccmux.toml in your repo root to run commands after worktree creation:

[worktree]
post_create = [
    "ln -s $CCMUX_REPO_ROOT/node_modules $CCMUX_INSTANCE_PATH/node_modules",
    "cp $CCMUX_REPO_ROOT/.env $CCMUX_INSTANCE_PATH/.env",
]

Commands run inside the new worktree with these environment variables:

Variable	Description
CCMUX_REPO_ROOT	Absolute path to the main repository
CCMUX_INSTANCE_PATH	Absolute path to the new worktree
CCMUX_INSTANCE_NAME	Name of the new instance
CCMUX_SESSION	ccmux tmux session name

Contributing

git clone [e-mail]:TheHumbleTransistor/ccmux.git
cd ccmux
pip install -e ".[dev]"
pytest tests/ -v

PRs welcome — open an issue first for large changes.

License

MIT — see LICENSE