AuraMux
A terminal I built because I could not find the one I wanted.
AuraMux keeps every task in its own session, brings them all back after a restart, and marks the ones waiting on input. Notes live beside the terminal, saved into the project they belong to. It is free, still in beta, and I build it in my own time. The app has its own site at auramux.com.
Theme: Aura (default)
⌘K palette⇧⌘T themes
Why
I work in a terminal most of the day, usually with an agent running. That means several things going at once, and I kept losing track of which had finished, which were waiting on me, and which I could ignore. I was also losing sessions on restart and scrolling back through output I had already read.
I asked Tod, our VP of Operations, who is in the code with me most days, whether he knew of a macOS terminal that handled any of this. He didn’t, and neither did my own searching. There are good terminals out there and I tried some of them, but none were built for this. He told me to build it myself and keep it a side hustle.
So I built it.
Where it stands
It is early. Beta, not notarized yet, and built by one person alongside a full time job. I am not going to dress that up.
I use it every day, which is how most of the bugs get found. What gets built next is decided by the people using it, so if something is missing or annoying, tell me.
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