The session layer for agentic development.
Muxie is for the terminal work that should keep going when you stop watching: coding agents, remote shells, cloud boxes, tests, servers, and deploys.
Agents keep running when terminals usually die.
Muxie runs terminal sessions through a bundled daemon. The session can live on your machine, an SSH host, or a sprites.dev box, so a network drop or closed window does not have to kill the work.
- Local, SSH, and sprites.dev sessions can keep running after the window or connection goes away
- Reattach to the same terminal instead of restarting the agent or rebuilding context
- Tabs and splits keep long-running work organized while agents think in the background
Know what needs attention.
Coding agents are quiet until they are not. Muxie tracks pane output locally, labels each agent as working, blocked, or done, and keeps the session around so you can jump back in with context.
- Working / blocked / done per pane
- Short recaps when you return
- Spawn agents into panes from the CLI
One model for your machine, SSH, and sprites.dev.
Open a local shell, attach to an SSH host, or start a sprites.dev box without changing how you work. Remote sessions can reattach, forward ports, and bring clipboard or open events back home.
- Local shells, SSH hosts, and cloud boxes in one workspace
- Port forwarding for remote previews
- Connection manager for saved hosts and secrets
Built for noisy terminal output.
Agents, test runners, and build logs can produce a lot of output. Muxie renders terminals with Ghostty's terminal core compiled to WebAssembly, off the main thread.
- Terminal rendering runs off the main thread
- Search, links, copy mode, and bell behavior included
- One Ghostty-based renderer across local and remote sessions