What is agent-tmux-web?

Agent Tmux Web is a TypeScript web application that lets you control long-running terminal AI agents, such as Codex, Claude, and Gemini, from your phone or desktop browser, without needing to keep an SSH session open. Tmux is a program that keeps command-line sessions running on a server even after you disconnect, this project wraps those sessions in a browser-friendly interface so you can check in on your agents, read their output, and send new input from anywhere. The problem it solves is that using AI agents on mobile is awkward: SSH sessions break on disconnect, resizing a terminal on a small screen is painful, and managing multiple agents at once is tedious. Agent Tmux Web keeps the actual work happening on your server inside tmux, while giving your browser a cleaner control panel on top. You get two views: a readable chat-style transcript of the agent's output, and a raw terminal attach mode for when you need precise keyboard control. Beyond just viewing output, you can launch agents from a menu, switch between multiple tmux sessions, upload files from Android, iOS, or desktop to share with an agent, and receive browser or Android notifications when an agent finishes a task and is waiting for your next input. The project also includes a native Android wrapper app that stores your server address and handles notifications in the background. You would use this when you run AI coding agents on a remote server and want to supervise or interact with them from your phone, for example, while commuting or away from your desk. The full README is longer than what was provided.