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Introducing cmux SSH: `cmux ssh user@remote` You can now drag images into SSH'd Claude Code sessions, and cmux will automatically upload them via scp. And when you start a dev server on the remote machine, the browser pane in cmux can reach it at localhost:3000 without port forwarding. The... show more

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