Workmux

Rust CLI that pairs git worktrees with tmux windows to run agents in parallel, with a status dashboard, sandboxes, remote servers and one-command merge and cleanup.

Core features

• Sandboxed runs YesSource
• Diff review YesSource
• Agent coordination YesSource
• Scheduled tasksNo

  README, docs, changelog, skills and code searched for schedule, cron and recurring, nothing found.

• Event triggersNo

  README, docs, changelog, skills and code searched for webhook, trigger and issue events, nothing found. Checking out a pull request with add --pr is started by a person.

• Team collaborationNo

  README, docs and changelog searched for team, collaborate, invite and multi-user, nothing found. Workmux is a local CLI with no accounts or shared workspaces.

• API / CLI control YesSource

Pricing

Free open source under MIT. No paid tier found.

Platforms

macOS and Linux via Homebrew, also curl and Cargo installs. tmux by default, with kitty, WezTerm and Zellij as alternative backends.

Research notes

DOMAIN CHANGE: workmux.raine.dev returns 301 to workmux.dev, which is the current site and the repo homepage. BYOK detail: the agents guide shows profiles setting ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL and ANTHROPIC_AUTH_TOKEN (with from_env), and sandbox docs show env_passthrough for ANTHROPIC_API_KEY. Note that agents run directly on a remote server do not get sandbox.env or env_passthrough. Subscription fields are unknown by strict reading: login commands imply it but no doc says so. Agents launch as commands in tmux panes; workmux add -a claude -a gemini -p runs several from one prompt. Sandbox backends: containers and Lima VMs. The same author also makes aven, a separate task queue product that was not assessed.

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