llm-tmux-fragments 0.1.0

LLM fragment & template loaders for tmux scrollback and helpful prompt templates

llm-fragments-tmux

Expose tmux scrollback to LLM via fragments, and ship shassist-inspired templates.

Install

llm install llm-fragments-tmux            # from PyPI (once published)
# or, local dev:
llm install -e .

Use: fragments

llm -f tmux:current:2000 "Explain the last error"
llm -f tmux:%1:500 "Summarize what happened in pane %1"
llm -f tmux:all:800 "Give me a cross-pane diagnosis"
llm -f tmux:sys -f tmux:current "Given sys+history, propose a safe fix"

Notes: content is limited by tmux history-limit; consider raising it (e.g., set -g history-limit 50000). (GitHub, Stack Overflow)

Use: templates

llm -t shassist:default -f tmux:current "Why did this pip install fail?"
llm -t shassist:command -f tmux:%1:200 "Give only the exact fix command"
llm -t shassist:default -f tmux:all:600 "Plan the next steps across panes"
llm -t shassist:default -f tmux:current "Critique my awk, then improve it"

Don’t want bundled templates? DIY:

llm --system 'You are a shell mentor…' --save shassist-default
llm -t shassist-default -f tmux:current 'Explain last error'

(See LLM templates docs for --save and template usage.) (llm.datasette.io)

How it works

The plugin registers a fragment loader (tmux:) and a template loader (shassist:). The fragment loader calls tmux capture-pane with a default line count based on #{history-limit}, returning one or more fragments (one per pane for all). Template loader returns prompts for a shell assistant.

Credit: Inspired by Answer.AI’s shell_sage. ([shell_sage][6])