We already have enough AI agent orchestrators that every tech influencer on Twitter has built and released to their audience, so please, don’t use this one. I only share it to say, you can build one yourself pretty quickly, and it’s a lot of fun to build your own personal software. I am calling mine llmux, since it is just using tmux as the organization software to the coding agents.
Built in Go, llmux is a really nice TUI I can use on personal and work projects that gives me the ability to easily toggle coding sessions while I work in tmux / nvim. It was heavily inspired by Takuya Matsuyama of Inkdrop. I took his general idea and made it work for my main coding agents - OpenCode, Claude Code, and Amp. Here are a few useful features:
- A Control Room tmux window that let’s you create new coding agent sessions on any file path, preview live agent sessions, and get alerts on status, including a notification popup if the agent
Needs Youto approve things - Sessions are grouped by git repo and branch
- Give sessions custom names to differentiate in the same repo or branch
- Full git worktree creation/deletion support from the Control Room
It has been a ton of fun to build and use daily. I have it in a state where I haven’t needed any new features added to it, which is a nice place to be. I don’t recommend using this orchestrator so much as I recommend building your own to match how you like to work. I love using tmux + nvim, and having AI as a popup I can easily toggle. So that is what this orchestrator optimizes for. Now build your own for what you optimize for.
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