dmux — Git Worktree Multiplexer for Coding Agents

Main

• Use worktree isolation to prevent agent conflicts: each pane is a full working copy with its own branch as described in README.

• Adopt the built-in merge/PR flow: finish a task, then merge back or open a PR from the pane menu (README documents shortcuts).

• Keep it lightweight: start with plain terminal panes, then progressively enable agent CLIs once your team’s auth and policies are set.

Source-backed notes

• README says each pane gets its own git worktree + branch so multiple agents can run in parallel safely.
• README lists supported agents including Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Cline CLI, Gemini CLI, Cursor CLI, and Copilot CLI.
• README documents install via npm install -g dmux and a quick start with dmux inside a repo.

FAQ

• Do I need an agent CLI to use dmux?: No — README says you can create plain terminal panes; agents are optional.
• What are the minimum requirements?: README lists tmux 3.0+, Git 2.20+, and Node.js 18+.
• How does it avoid merge conflicts?: By isolating work per pane into separate worktrees/branches, as described in README.