bmux launches tmux-style browser for agents

bmux’s strongest idea is treating browser state as a durable, observable workspace rather than a pile of disposable tabs.

• –Detachable sessions let agents keep pages and form state running while developers work elsewhere.
• –Explicit pane IDs and focus-preserving CLI commands offer a practical bridge between visible browsing and automation.
• –Isolated profiles make parallel logins manageable, though they are not security boundaries for local agents or plugins.
• –The early-preview status, unsigned builds, and Electron limitations may slow adoption among teams needing production reliability.
• –Its best audience is keyboard-centric developers running parallel research and browser automation, not casual Chrome users.