
Cosgroveb Claude Tmux Namer
- 1 repo stars
- Updated April 28, 2026
- cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer
cosgroveb-claude-tmux-namer is a Claude Code plugin that automatically renames your tmux window from conversation context after each response.
About
cosgroveb-claude-tmux-namer is a Claude Code plugin that listens to your session and updates the current tmux window name to a concise phrase that reflects what you are working on. If you run several agent conversations at once—frontend in one window, API debug in another—default titles like bash or pane numbers force constant context switching. This plugin trades that friction for semantic labels derived from the latest exchange, so your window list reads like a lightweight task board. It complements session-summary style plugins but focuses on wayfinding during active work rather than end-of-session narrative. Requirements are Claude Code plus tmux; it is not a project management integration and does not sync titles to GitHub or Linear. Complexity stays low: install the plugin, keep coding, and let renames happen after agent turns. Best when you multiplex aggressively; skip if you use a single full-screen IDE session without tmux.
- Renames the active tmux window from Claude conversation context after responses
- Uses a short descriptive phrase instead of leaving windows untitled or generic
- Community Claude Code plugin (pluginCount: 1) from cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer
- Runs in the background during normal Claude Code chat—no manual rename step
- Helps solo builders scanning many tmux windows find the right agent task quickly
Cosgroveb Claude Tmux Namer by the numbers
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| repo stars | ★ 1 |
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| Last updated | April 28, 2026 |
| Repository | cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer ↗ |
What it does
Install this when you keep many Claude Code tmux windows open and need window titles that reflect the current task instead of generic defaults.
Who is it for?
Best when you run several Claude Code sessions in tmux and want self-updating window labels without manual renaming.
Skip if: Skip if you do not use tmux or and need issue-tracker-linked titles synced to Jira or GitHub rather than chat-derived phrases.
What you get
After install, tmux window titles stay aligned with what each Claude session is doing, so parallel agent work stays scannable from the window list.
- Context-aware tmux window title after Claude Code responses
- Easier navigation across parallel agent terminal sessions
By the numbers
- Repository: cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer
- pluginCount: 1
- Renames based on conversation context after agent response
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How it compares
tmux ergonomics plugin, not a PM skill or marketplace of reusable coding skills.
FAQ
Who is Cosgroveb Claude Tmux Namer for?
It is for terminal-first developers who multiplex Claude Code in tmux and want readable window names tied to the current conversation topic.
When should I use Cosgroveb Claude Tmux Namer?
Use it when you routinely have more than one Claude window open and lose track of which pane matches which feature or bug.
How do I add Cosgroveb Claude Tmux Namer to my agent?
Add the plugin from cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer to Claude Code following the repository’s plugin setup, with tmux as your session manager.