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Use wmux as a Windows-native tmux alternative to run multiple agent terminals with splits and workspaces.
Leverage built-in CDP browser automation so agents can click/type/screenshot pages for real web work.
Rely on the MCP bridge: README says it auto-registers MCP so Claude Code can call browser/terminal tools.
Use safety signals: README lists dangerous action detection and task completion notifications.
Source-backed notes
- README positions wmux as a Windows terminal multiplexer for AI agents with MCP bridge and CDP browser automation.
- README includes install options: winget, Chocolatey, installer, and a PowerShell one-liner.
FAQ
- Is WSL required?: README says no WSL is required; it’s a native Windows solution.
- Does it support multi-agent?: Yes — README describes multi-agent support and separate browser surfaces via IDs.
- How is security handled?: README lists SSRF protection, token auth, and dangerous action detection guardrails.