Termius Turns Every Site Into Tmux Workspace
Pieter Levels shares a workflow that pairs Termius startup snippets with a Claude Code-generated `tm` shell function, creating one persistent tmux session per website. Developers can reconnect from desktop or mobile and return to the same live coding session.
The clever part is deterministic session identity: the project folder becomes the workspace, removing the friction of manually finding and resuming agent sessions.
- –Termius profiles handle navigation, while tmux preserves processes, scrollback, and Claude Code state across disconnects
- –Folder-based naming prevents duplicate sessions across devices and projects
- –The setup turns a basic SSH client into a lightweight remote development cockpit for always-on sites
- –It requires tmux on every server and careful handling of interactive versus scripted SSH sessions
- –This is infrastructure ergonomics, but it directly improves the practicality of running coding agents remotely
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2026-08-24
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2026-08-24
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