Manymux: A Terminal Session Multiplexer

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Hello HN. A few weeks ago I built manymux to be able to have multiple sessions in different hosts accessible from a single point. I recently found out about herdr and thought it is a nice comparison since I dont really like the UI of herdr and manymux is just not AI-focused nor a replacement for tmux, rather just a way to access your sessions in a single way. I am trying to keep it simple. I'd like to know your opinions! PD: yes, it is "vibecoded", please refrain from highlighting this point.

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