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Muxflow

A desktop and mobile front end for tmux that adds a graphical terminal, file explorer, Git view and agent-status sidebar over an existing tmux server, so coding-agent sessions like Codex or Claude Code stay reachable from a phone.

Muxflow

Muxflow mirrors an existing tmux server rather than replacing it: sessions, windows, panes and their processes stay authoritative on the host, so closing the app, rebooting a laptop or switching machines does not interrupt anything. On top of that it adds a graphical terminal, an editor with Markdown preview, a file explorer with transfers, a Git view, and a sidebar that shows which Codex or Claude Code agent needs attention.

It attaches to a remote host over an existing SSH configuration, using a private Unix socket rather than a TCP port, and supports pasting screenshots or files from the local machine directly into a remote pane. Desktop and mobile clients share notifications when an agent blocks on a question or finishes, and the Android app can browse files, read an agent's terminal, and start new agents in any workspace. It runs on macOS, Linux and Android, with iOS planned.

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