tmux-select-0.0.7 is not a library.

tmux-select

An agent-aware tmux window picker. It replaces the usual list-windows | fzf | select-window binding with a picker that annotates each window with the live state of any AI coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, and Kimi Code) running in its panes, so you can see at a glance which window needs your attention and jump straight to the pane that is blocked.

https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/74f50ead-c774-462d-a619-862d38bb2888

It lists the windows of the current tmux session, ordered by window index. Pick one and it switches to it; if a pane there is blocked, it focuses the first blocked pane so you land exactly where input is needed.

Requirements

tmux (developed against 3.5a) - the only runtime dependency; the fuzzy finder is built in (no fzf required)
Rust (edition 2024) to build from source

Linux and macOS are fully supported. On other platforms the build works, but agent classification falls back to the pane's foreground command name (the process-tree walk needs /proc or libproc).

Install

From crates.io:

cargo install --locked tmux-select

Or from a local checkout:

cargo install --locked --path .
# or: cargo build --locked --release  (binary at target/release/tmux-select)

Then bind it in ~/.tmux.conf:

bind / display-popup -E "tmux-select"

Press your prefix then / to open the picker. The -E flag closes the popup automatically when the picker exits.

tmux-select must run inside a tmux session (it reads $TMUX); launching it from a plain shell exits with an error. The display-popup binding always satisfies this.

Usage

The picker opens with every window of the current session listed. Type to fuzzy-filter, move with the arrow keys, press Enter to switch.

Keys

Key	Action
`Enter`	switch to the selected window
`Up` / `Ctrl-P`	move selection up
`Down` / `Ctrl-N`	move selection down
any character	append to the filter query
`Backspace`	delete the last query character
`Ctrl-U`	clear the query
`Esc` / `Ctrl-C` / `Ctrl-G`	cancel without switching

Agent states

Each agent pane in a window is annotated as [<agent>: <state>]:

blocked - the agent is paused on a prompt or approval and needs input. Selecting the window jumps to that pane.
working - the agent is actively running.
idle - the agent is at its prompt with nothing in progress.

Filtering by state

The fuzzy filter matches against the whole line, including the annotations, so typing blocked narrows the list to exactly the windows needing input. This is the fastest way to find what needs attention, since windows stay in index order rather than sorting blocked ones to the top.

tmux-select 0.0.7