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NTM — Multi-Agent Tmux Orchestrator with TUI Dashboard

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About NTM (Named Tmux Manager)

NTM (Named Tmux Manager) is a free, open-source tool that transforms tmux into a multi-agent command center. Spawn, tile, and coordinate Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, and Gemini CLI agents across named panes with broadcast prompts, a TUI command palette, conflict tracking, context monitoring, and persistent sessions that survive SSH disconnections.

Key Capabilities

Spawn and coordinate Claude, Codex, and Gemini agents across tiled tmux panes

Broadcast prompts to all agents of a specific type with one command

Visual TUI dashboard with agent status cards, token velocity badges, and animated gradients

Persistent sessions survive SSH disconnections — detach and reattach without losing state

Conflict tracking detects when multiple agents modify the same files

Standout Features

Tiled Agent Panes

Spawn and tile multiple AI agents (Claude, Codex, Gemini) in named tmux panes with automatic layout management.

Broadcast Prompts

Send the same task to all agents of a specific type with a single command for parallel execution.

Visual Dashboard

Interactive TUI with agent status cards, real-time token velocity badges, and animated gradient effects.

Conflict Detection

Automatically detects when multiple agents modify the same files to prevent merge conflicts.

Context Recovery

Monitors agent context limits and automatically handles compaction detection and recovery.

Perfect for

Multi-Agent Orchestration
Tmux Power Users
Remote Server Developers
CLI Agent Coordination
Parallel AI Workflows

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