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desto lets you run and manage your bash scripts in tmux sessions through a simple web dashboard. Launch scripts, monitor their and your system's status, view live logs, and control sessions—all from your browser.

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The key features are:

  • One-click session control: Start, monitor, and stop tmux sessions from your browser.
  • Live system stats: See real-time CPU, memory, and disk usage at a glance.
  • Script management: Use your existing scripts or write new ones directly in the dashboard.
  • Live log viewer: Watch script output in real time.
  • Persistent storage: Scripts and logs are saved in dedicated folders for easy access.

⚡ Quick Start

👀 Dashboard Overview

Dashboard Screenshot

🚀 Launch your scripts as tmux sessions

When you start desto, it creates desto_scripts/ and desto_logs/ folders in your current directory. Want to use your own locations? Just change these in the settings, or set the DESTO_SCRIPTS_DIR and DESTO_LOGS_DIR environment variables.

Your scripts show up automatically—no setup needed. Ready to launch? Just:

  1. Name your tmux session
  2. Select one of your scripts
  3. (OPTIONAL) edit and save your changes
  4. Click "Launch"! 🎬
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🟢 Keep Alive: Want your session to stay open after your script finishes? Just toggle the switch. This adds tail -f /dev/null at the end, so you can keep the session active and continue viewing logs, even after your script completes.


✍️ Write new scripts and save them

If you want to compose a new script, you can do it right here, or simply just paste the output of your favorite LLM :)

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⚙️ Change settings

More settings to be added!

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📜 View your script's logs Custom Template

Requirements

Check pyproject.toml

Installation

  1. Install tmux

    Instructions for different package managers
    • Debian/Ubuntu
      sudo apt install tmux
      
    • Almalinux/Fedora
      sudo dnf install tmux
      
    • Arch Linux
      sudo pacman -S tmux
      
  2. Install desto

    Installation Steps
    • With uv, simply run:

      uv add desto
      

      This will install desto in your project ✅ Or if you don't have a project yet, you can set up everything with uv:

      1. Install uv by following the instructions on the official site.

      2. Create and set up your project:

        mkdir myproject && cd myproject
        uv init
        uv venv
        source .venv/bin/activate
        uv add desto
        

        Done!

    • With pip:

      pip install desto
      
  3. Run the Application

    desto
    
  4. Open in your browser
    After starting, visit http://localhost:8088 (or the address shown in your terminal).


License

Shield: CC BY 4.0

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.

CC BY 4.0


TODO

  • Explore possibility to pause processes running inside a session
  • Add dark mode/theme toggle for the dashboard UI

desto makes handling tmux sessions approachable for everyone—no terminal gymnastics required!

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