amux — Agent Multiplexer

Amux provides a powerful framework for managing, monitoring, and controlling multiple headless agents. Key features include: • Centralized dashboard for real-time oversight • Self-healing background processes for agent stability • Headless operation with automatic task approval • Agent-to-agent collaboration and task delegation • Persistent session IDs and conversation history This system allows users to run numerous agents concurrently and unattended, ensuring continuous operation even through unexpected interruptions. It detects agent states from terminal output, rather than relying on external APIs, and employs a "YOLO" auto-responder to handle common prompts, enabling true headless execution. Agents can discover and interact with peers through shared memory, facilitating complex, multi-agent workflows without explicit instruction. Amux is built for simplicity and efficiency, featuring a single Python file with no complex build steps and minimal dependencies (Python 3 and tmux). It supports parallel agent execution, conversation forking for exploring alternative paths, and a multi-pane workspace for organized task management. The system also includes live terminal peeking for both active and stopped sessions, detailed token tracking for resource management, and a Kanban board with iCal synchronization to help organize tasks and deadlines. Ideal for developers and engineering teams managing large-scale autonomous operations, Amux simplifies the orchestration of multiple agents. It's particularly useful for projects requiring distributed processing, autonomous code development, or complex task delegation across a mesh of independent workers.