Local sessions that survive
Tabs and splits keep running behind the window, so closing Muxie or losing focus does not throw away a long agent run.
The session layer for agentic development
Keep agents alive.
Run Claude, Codex, OpenCode, or any terminal agent in durable local, SSH, and sprites.dev sessions. Reattach when the network, laptop, or window goes away.
Why durability matters
An hour of agent work shouldn't die with a closed window or a dropped connection.
Muxie keeps the session alive.
Why Muxie
The terminal session layer for coding agents.
Agents run for minutes or hours. Muxie keeps their terminal sessions alive locally and remotely, shows which ones need you, and lets you return without reconstructing context.
Remote sessions that survive
The bundled daemon runs on SSH hosts and sprites.dev boxes too. Reconnect later and pick up the same terminal state.
Agent status at a glance
Muxie watches local terminal output to label panes as working, blocked, or done, then shows recaps when you return.
Cloud boxes as tabs
Open sprites.dev boxes beside local and SSH sessions, with durable reattach and port forwarding back to your machine.
Ghostty core in WebAssembly
Terminal rendering uses Ghostty's core compiled to WebAssembly, off the main thread, so noisy agents and test output stay responsive.
Fast workspace controls
Use the command palette, scrollback search, clickable paths, and saved layouts to move across many active sessions.
Dummy data, real workflow
One workspace for every agent session.
A contained synthetic view of the product: local work, SSH work, and a sprites.dev box, all tracked as durable agent sessions.
Durable sessions
Your agents keep running.
Every tab and split can run through a durable daemon: on your machine, over SSH, or inside a sprites.dev box. If a connection drops or a laptop sleeps, the agent keeps working where it was, and Muxie reconnects to the session.
- Durable local, SSH, and sprites.dev sessions
- Reattach after disconnects or window closes
- Keep agent panes, output, and status in one workspace
- Forward remote ports back to your machine
connections
ssh · vault
sprites.dev · 7af2
ssh · edge-1
ssh · build-box
Agent workflows
See which agents need you.
Coding agents spend most of their time outside your attention. Muxie tracks pane output locally, labels agents as working, blocked, or done, and gives you a short recap when you return.
- Working / blocked / done, per pane
- One-line recap to catch up fast
- Detection for local, SSH, and sprites.dev sessions
- Spawn agents into panes from the CLI
refactor terminal seam working
migrate config store blocked
add OSC 52 clipboard done
2 agents working · 1 needs you
Run agents without babysitting terminals.
Durable local and remote sessions for coding agents.