connected all my tailscale devices together into one big tmux server with dedup and fast fzf switching without nesting cant believe I didnt do this sooner

Better do this through @luvusdev so you can see when agents are done or blocked

@luvusdev luvus looks cool; I will probably incorporate a harness native version on top of this system at some point

is this possible with herdr as well?

shit, very nice, I built because of the lack of a good implementation

@kirbytheodor please try it on RMUX , it should work without any effort

@banteg Can you do this as well @herdrdev ? 🙏

This setup makes Tailscale + tmux extremely useful. One terminal. Every machine in the tailnet. fzf to switch between them. Much better than keeping 15 SSH tabs open.

Yeah this is cool. Don’t mind if I copy this idea 😊

OMG NEED

@banteg I built this same thing with a handful of additional features.

btw which tool is that exactly? looks great.

Tailscale maxxing 💪

what an awesome idea

Check out bridgesessions.

This is awesome

tmux really shines with fast fzf switching

1 compromised tmux pane can reach every host when ssh agent forwarding is shared

before i fall down another rabbit hole anyone know if something can work like this with herdr workspaces ?

Does this aggregate from one device or can you phisically go to another device and keep all the sessions?

That's cool! Thx for showing

Seriously cool. Love the combo of tools

the remote scrollback limit is the bit i'd notice during debugging, the process survives but its earlier output doesn't come with the pane

weirdly what i'm doing today.

Based

one tmux across the tailscale devices with dedup and fzf switching, no nested sessions. yeah that should have been sooner

yeah and its really fast too

This is awesome. Exactly what I'm looking for... Thanks for sharing

yo....

非常酷

Love! Would @herdrdev add anything to this or can you already do everything you need with good ole tmux?

I'm building the inversion of this. Instead of multiplexing agents that live on various devices, every agent will be able to multiplex it's commands across machines. Instead of calling "bash(cat xyz)" they call "machine1(bash(cat xyz))".

Plan 9 reborned