Persistent tmux terminal for AI agents — real-time spectating, SSH host-group dispatch.
Persistent tmux terminal for AI agents — zero dependencies, real-time spectating, SSH host-group dispatch. []( Named after President Dwayne Elizondo Mountain Dew Camacho — humble enough to recruit intelligence, brave enough to act on it. Note: DO NOT USE IN PRODUCTION. This is a proof of concept. Please report any glitches. -- You just talk to Copilot in plain English. It figures out which tools…
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Persistent tmux terminal for AI agents — zero dependencies, real-time spectating, SSH host-group dispatch. []( Named after President Dwayne Elizondo Mountain Dew Camacho — humble enough to recruit intelligence, brave enough to act on it. Note: DO NOT USE IN PRODUCTION. This is a proof of concept. Please report any glitches. -- You just talk to Copilot in plain English. It figures out which tools to call. You: "SSH to all the webservers and compare disk usage" Copilot calls with — it resolves…
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