From setup
Installs and configures tmux on macOS via Homebrew with Dracula theme, TPM plugin manager, vim-style keybindings, Ctrl-a prefix, and optimized settings like Alt-arrow pane switching.
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Set up a fully configured tmux environment on macOS with an optimized configuration, Dracula theme, and essential plugins.
Manages tmux sessions, windows, and panes for terminal multiplexing, persistent remote workflows surviving SSH disconnects, and shell scripting automation. Useful for remote servers and long-running jobs.
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Set up a fully configured tmux environment on macOS with an optimized configuration, Dracula theme, and essential plugins.
Ctrl-a (instead of default Ctrl-b)prefix + \ (horizontal), prefix + - (vertical)prefix + h/j/k/lRun the bundled script which handles everything automatically — installing tmux, backing up any existing config, deploying the optimized config, installing TPM and plugins:
bash ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/setup-tmux.sh
The script backs up any existing ~/.tmux.conf before overwriting.
If the user only wants part of the config (e.g., just the keybindings or just the theme), read the bundled config at ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/tmux.conf and apply only the relevant sections to their existing config.
| Action | Binding |
|---|---|
| Prefix | Ctrl-a |
| Split horizontal | prefix + \ |
| Split vertical | prefix + - |
| Resize pane | prefix + h/j/k/l |
| Zoom pane | prefix + m |
| Switch pane | Alt + arrow keys |
| Reload config | prefix + r |
| Paste | prefix + p |
| Create named window | prefix + c |
After setup, the user can modify ~/.tmux.conf directly. The config is structured with clear section comments. Common customizations:
@dracula-plugins to add/remove status bar widgets (battery, git, gpu-usage, weather, time, etc.)pane-border-lines to simple, double, or numberpane-active-border-style (current: bright green)