Open Tmux Monitor from a host action or the command palette. All hosts shows an expandable tree for each SSH host with the monitor enabled. Filter by host name or address, or choose Single host to use one host at a time. Click a session name or pane to switch the live preview. The tree actions continue to target the host containing that session, even when two hosts have identical session names or pane IDs. The toolbar and output search operate on the selected host.

The monitor remembers its mode, filter, collapsed hosts, expanded sessions, last host and selected pane locally. An explicit host action takes precedence over the saved host and clears the filter. A saved pane is restored only if it still exists in the host's latest overview.

Expanded background hosts poll overview and resource metrics independently, with at most four background hosts loading at once. Collapsing or filtering out a background host stops its polling; switching away from the monitor stops all overview/metrics polling. The selected host keeps polling while its preview is active, including when its tree is collapsed. These controls use the existing SSH APIs and require only tmux on the remote hosts, not Auto Tmux.

Settings

Host

Enable Tmux Monitor: show this host in the monitor.

Permissions

tmux-monitor.use: Use Tmux Monitor. Admins and users have it by default.

Services

Provides to other plugins:

tmux.sessions: find, attach to and create tmux sessions. The terminal uses this to attach to tmux on connect.

Development

npm run build      # build into dist/
npm run test       # run this plugin's tests
npm run typecheck  # type-check this plugin