I built a tmux session manager for Pi coding agents
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I built a tmux session manager for Pi coding agents

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I built **tmux-pi-session-manager**, a small tmux plugin for managing multiple [Pi](https://github.com/badlogic/pi-mono) coding agents running across different projects.

The main reason I made it was because I often have several agents running at the same time, and switching between tmux sessions and figuring out which agent needs attention gets annoying.

It provides:

* 🔎 Automatic discovery of Pi agents running inside tmux

* 📂 Multiple agents per project/directory

* 📊 Live `WORKING / WAITING / BLOCKED / ERROR / IDLE` status

* 🔔 Desktop notifications when an agent needs attention

* 🎯 An `fzf` picker with live terminal previews

* ⚡ Quick jump between agents

* 🗑️ Safe agent/session killing

* 🖥️ `pi-tmux` CLI for managing agents from the shell

* 🚫 No daemon and no terminal-output parsing — it uses Pi's native extension events

The idea was inspired by `tmux-claude-session-manager`, but this implementation is built specifically around Pi's extension/event APIs.

If you're running multiple Pi agents in tmux, I'd love to hear how you manage them.

Repo: [github.com/x0d7x/tmux-pi-session-manager](https://github.com/x0d7x/tmux-pi-session-manager)

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u/SilverRefrigerator90 — 8 days ago
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I build a MangoWM status plugin to Noctalia v5 Shell

I’ve just finished build a new MangoWM status plugin to Noctalia v5 Shell, and I’d love to hear what you think!
Features:
- Switch between available layouts.
- Display the current keymode whenever it’s active.
- Show the current layout for the active tag/workspace.
The plugin is powered by MangoWM’s IPC, so updates happen automatically.
Repository:
https://github.com/x0d7x/mangowm-status
Feedback, bug reports, and feature suggestions are always welcome. If you try it out, let me know how it works for you!

u/SilverRefrigerator90 — 22 days ago
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Switched from Niri to MangoWM

Finally switched from Niri to MangoWM.
After spending some time with Niri, I decided to give MangoWM a try—and I’ve really been enjoying it so far. The workflow feels fast, clean, and fits the way I work.
I’ve also decided to share my dotfiles in case they’re useful to anyone.
Dotfiles: dotfile
Feedback and suggestions are always welcome!

u/SilverRefrigerator90 — 23 days ago
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I made ClipMask a lightweight clipboard privacy tool for Linux

Hi everyone!
I built a small open-source project called ClipMask.
The idea is simple: it helps reduce the chance of accidentally exposing sensitive information that ends up in your clipboard, such as API keys, access tokens, passwords, or other secrets.
Features
🔒 Detects and masks sensitive clipboard content.
⚡ Lightweight with minimal resource usage.
🐧 Built for Linux.
🌙 Supports Noctalia Shell.
💻 Designed for terminal-focused workflows.
I originally created it because I often work with secrets while developing, and I wanted a simple tool that could make clipboard handling a bit safer.
The project is still evolving, so I’d really appreciate any feedback, feature requests, or contributions.

GitHub:
https://github.com/x0d7x/clipmask
Thanks!

u/SilverRefrigerator90 — 2 months ago
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Docli — Search 810+ DevDocs documentation sets directly from your terminal

I built a tool that lets you search and read documentation from DevDocs.io (Python, Rust, Go, JavaScript, Bash, CSS, etc.) right in your terminal — no browser needed.

https://reddit.com/link/1u6nxdr/video/q6fl5cx8jh7h1/player

How it works:

  • docli python str.split → direct search
  • docli (no args) → interactive fzf picker
  • docli list python → filter available doc sets

It's a single self-contained Bash script (with an embedded Python HTML parser). Dependencies are just curl, jq, and python3 — fzf and bat are optional for interactive/search mode.

Features syntax-highlighted output (via bat), caching, 40+ language auto-detection, and works with versioned docs (e.g., go~1.24, rust~1.84).

MIT licensed. Check it out: github.com/x0d7x/docli (https://github.com/x0d7x/docli)

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u/SilverRefrigerator90 — 2 months ago