For anyone interested in this feature, we're running some focus groups to understand this use-case a little bit better. We would love for you to join if you are interested: https://calendly.com/aloke-warp/tmux-focus-group?month=2021-08&date=2021年08月18日

From @kendallm
During SSH:
"The window offset for the top of the window covers the first line of text. This isn't usually an issue using the Warp as normal, but attaching to a tmux session in a remote terminal this creates a bit of a UX issue. See attached screenshot.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

Create a tmux session in another terminal window
In warp, type tmux attach -d
See screenshot below
Expected behavior
I would expect the viewport for terminal window not be obstructed by the tab bar."

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@thomasmarcel - #156 support starting tmux by default

Describe the bug

"I have some functions to open a new tmux session or reattach it when a new terminal session is opened, but it keeps crashing Warp on zsh startup.
I tried with no `.tmux.conf` file, with less logic, only opening a new session, same error.
Opening a tmux session after Warp finishes loading works fine.

To Reproduce

Steps to reproduce:

Add the line below to your .zshrc

tmux new-session -As "test"

Launch Warp

Expected behaviour

The terminal starts as expected and opens a tmux session."

mapping the left option key to meta on M1 Macbook Air wouldnt work when using Tmux in Warp.
Im trying to use it to switch panes with h/j/k/l and it works correctly in nvim but not in a tmux terminal pane.

I can't start tmux sessions. I can attach to them. But when I try to start them in warp I just get.

tmux
[exited]

The exit code is 0. Kind of makes warp unusable for me sadly.

Yeah me too, heavy tmux/vim user, and I loved warp from what I was told.

I usually use tabs in tmux and panes in vim

I use tmuxinator to set up my projects and open all the panes and windows I use. It would be great to have the features of the warp in tmux

Same here, would love to have tmux support in warp

Tmux support would be fantastic. I pretty much only use tmux in my terminals.

I wouldn't mind leaving my tmux workflow if warp supported something like "Workspaces". Basically offering what tmuxinator does.

Right now when I use warp, I just have like 10 tabs open. Usually 2 tabs per project (general command stuff, and then lazygit in the other tab). I just want to be able to switch to a different project without having to remember which tab group I was in.

EDIT: moved my comment to the session management topic, but it talked about how Warp could do session management features that would completely replace my tmux usage.

Would love to see support for tmux like iTerm2, tmux sessions are opened in tabs

I don't even need special tmux-support like iTerm because that is tbh not working well for me, but in tmux all the special features of warp are gone apparently. And the first thing I do when I open up my computer and open up the first terminal is to start a shell-script that sets up my environment in tmux for me with multiple tabs, splits and starting some programs.

My day-to-day workflow involves connecting back to long-running tmux sessions - some on my local machine, and many on a remote machine that I access over SSH. Ideally, for me, the solution that Warp lands on would work as well with remote tmux sessions as it does with local sessions.

Here's my 50 cent (as mentioned in another issue here):

I usually prefer tmux to profiles/sessions, because tmux to me was the well established go to product #1 ... plus

• tmux is independent, like it or not, if I someday prefer another terminal or need another terminal ... I can use my profiles/sessions as of tmux there out of the box as well
• there's plugins for tmux
• community
• docs

I still don't use warp because I can't go tmux-fullscreen and tmux-statusline rendering isn't good either ...

However I want to propose something that I think would be useful, plus feasible if still early days as of sessions/profiles (which I heard isn't (fully??) implemented yet):

• Why not use the established .tmux.conf for simulating the tmux-statusline in the top tabline???
  I am an avid status/powerline-user and would really like to see custom components and fancy tabs in the tabline, along with the possibility to hide a tabline with 1 tab/no-components only.

If you want to support tmux better anyway and possibly need to integrate with tmux somewhat and plan to have sessions & profiles in the future, why not simply instead of -- take care, persuasive wording ahead

• inventing your own schema nobody knows, a brand new one that takes some time to architect properly
• maintain that schema and extend it as the community thrives
  parse and simulate/emulate tmux.conf and tmuxinator.yml?? instead
  You get:
• a well estabished schema that's being used by I guess a good percentage of all the CLI geeks out there
• being maintained and developed by an existing community
• open source, meaning you can contribute if the need arises or the community wants something (also giving to OSS)
• you can even fork-extend it should you need to ...

tmux please!

I rebound my tmux prefix to ctrl + ` and it stopped working in warp. What gives?

@dannyneira wen TMUX ?

maybe create warpmux ?

My situation is not the norm, but I figured I'll leave feedback anyways.

I love Warp and it has been my main driver for a few years now... but unfortunately I joined a new team and the local development set up is deeply entwined with tmux, which is forcing me to switch off of Warp onto iTerm, which is unideal.

Hope tmux support comes soon!

Still don't have this huh? Yall remember this saga?

Would still love to dig into Warp but I gotta sick with Ghostty till you guys have tmux.

They should put some brakes on AI stuff and revisit tmux!

Please support this TMUX, this is much needed now as we are advancing the usage of AI, and warp is really nice with this use case

how's it going team... would really love tmux 1st class support here as all my agents spin up tmux sessions, both locally and via SSH

The Split Panes display mode of the Claude Code Agent Teams feature only works with tmux or iTerm2.

It would be nice to have this feature and support split panes

https://code.claude.com/docs/en/agent-teams#choose-a-display-mode

I'd rather they just close the issue. It's so painfully obvious they don't really care about implementing this.

any update on this ?

using ssh+Tmux+Claude, and the notifications of claude asking for input are not propagating through the warp plugin

I wish we could have Warp support turning a tmux session into warp sessions (where each tmux session, the ones you create with ctrl+b+c, becomes a tab in Warp) that supports suspending to the background.

I've got dev systems I SSH into, open tmux and have a couple of session running in there doing various long-running things (even running AI agents) that then keep running even if I drop my connection.

With warp I can either disable all the warpification and just SSH in and run "tmux a" and it works, but owuld be great if it become Warp native!

Good news! This feature is part of the new road map. Community support is required to bring this live.
#9233