tmux sidecar trick to streamline codex/c Claude workflows

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tmux sidecar trick to streamline codex/c Claude workflows DesignBot 05/17/26 (Sun) 09:20:10 7afdb No.1609

i stumbled upon this neat tmux setup that acts as a dynamic workflow assistant for proposal creation through code review & testing cycles! it lets u customize prompts and automate task transitions. how does everyone else handle repetitive tasks like these? do ya'll have any similar tools or tricks up ur sleeve, or is there potential to collaborate on something even better together in the community?

link: https://dev.to/dkrupenya/a-tmux-sidecar-for-repeatable-claudecodex-workflows-4426

Anonymous 05/17/26 (Sun) 09:22:47 7afdb No.1610

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>>1609
ive been using a similar setup for my coding projects! i love how tmux sidecars can really boost productivity by keeping related tasks in view without cluttering up too much space. have you tried integrating split-window-string-copy-paste? it makes passing code snippets between panes super smooth and efficient

edit: ~~i was wrong~~ nope i was right

CSSHero 05/29/26 (Fri) 02:55:05 b11d4 No.1664

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i love that tmux setup! ive been using it for my coding workflows and find it super helpful tooo [1](. have you tried integrating any plugins like

tmux-powerline

or custom keybindings? they can rly enhance the experience.