libtmux

libtmux is a documentation hub for driving tmux from application code instead of the command line. Rather than a single-language wrapper, it presents parallel ports for Python, Ruby, Lua, PowerShell, Julia, Elixir, TypeScript, Rust, Go, Java, Kotlin, Scala, C#, F#, C++, and Swift, so teams can stay in their existing stack while automating terminal multiplexing.

The documentation is organized around three solutions. The Core Library provides API reference and task guides for the stable release. The Workspace Manager targets repeatable development environments, also marked stable. MCP Tools, aimed at connected assistants, is labeled pre-alpha, signaling early development and likely breaking changes.

Each language port has its own latest-version, English documentation view, and a port selector helps visitors jump between ecosystems quickly. A solution picker and search make it practical to find the right guide without knowing the site structure in advance.

This resource fits backend and infrastructure developers, DevOps engineers, and tooling authors who already use tmux and want to script sessions, manage panes and windows, or embed terminal control in their own products. Beginners to tmux may find the command-line documentation a better starting point.

A sensible approach is to confirm your language port exists, read the Core Library guides first, and treat MCP Tools as experimental until it reaches a stable status. Overall, libtmux is a focused reference for programmatic