Post #3813072
2026-07-14 16:36 UTC
I make heavy use of "terminal tabs" in my workflow, but I don't get that from the terminal app, I get it instead from tmux.
When I start working on a project I use my rt-new-session.sh script. It starts a tmux session with the project name, jumps in the project directory (using zoxide), and creates three windows named vim, ai and zsh.
- Ctrl + Space + 1: switch to IDE (vim)
- Ctrl + Space + 2: switch to coding agent
- Ctrl + Space + 3: switch to shell
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@loicfaugeron@phpc.social 2026-07-14 16:38
I have two other tmux scripts: * rt-list-sessions: used to display the sessions in my tmux status bar (index: name) * rt-switch-session: used to switch to a session by its index - Ctrl + Space + s + index: switch to session Can you tell I love keybindings?