Integrations

Integrations teach lazy-tmux about the interactive programs you run in a pane. Each one declares how to recognize its program, what program-specific state to record on save, what to replay on restore, and — optionally — a live status to surface in the picker. They plug into a registry, so the core save/restore logic stays untouched.

Claude Code

A window running claude is restored as claude --resume <session-id>, so the conversation continues instead of starting fresh.

Status dots

For live sessions, each claude window shows a colored status glyph in the State column, so you can tell at a glance which Claude is busy and which one is waiting for you — without switching around. Each state has both a distinct shape and color, so it stays readable in monochrome terminals: ◐ green = working (an animated half-circle spinner), ? amber = waiting for your answer to a question or permission, ◌ blue = waiting for input, ○ grey = idle. The dots refresh live while the picker is open, and the working state animates.

Working/idle is detected out of the box. For the precise “waiting for your answer” state, install the Claude Code hooks once: lazy-tmux claude-hooks (merges into ~/.claude/settings.json, preserving your existing hooks; lazy-tmux claude-hooks --uninstall removes them).