cmux turns terminal into agent cockpit

cmux feels like a real shift in AI coding UX: the terminal is turning from a text box into an orchestration layer for multiple agents, tools, and web context. That is a big deal for developers who want agent power without living inside a heavyweight IDE.

• –The embedded browser solves one of the biggest frictions in agent workflows: jumping between terminal, docs, PRs, and dashboards
• –Notification rings and pane-level status make long-running agent tasks easier to supervise without constantly polling every session
• –Its socket API and CLI push it beyond “nice terminal” territory into programmable agent infrastructure
• –Building on libghostty gives it a strong speed and native-feel story versus Electron-heavy developer tools
• –The biggest limitation is platform scope: macOS-only means it is compelling now, but not yet a universal standard for agent-native development