Five small demos that show rmux as a programmable terminal backend.
The rmux binary must be installed and available in PATH.
Warning
For testing purposes, some demos start AI CLIs with approval or sandbox bypass flags. Be careful with the commands you run, and only use these demos in directories you trust.
Below are a few short demos of what you can build with RMUX. RMUX unlocks a new class of terminal-native workflows, especially for multi-agent orchestration. One demo is still missing: your project. If you build something with RMUX, send a pull request and add it here.
RMUX - demo-orchestration
≃ 514 lines
RMUX - broadcast-demo
≃ 2,171 lines
RMUX - mini-zellij
≃ 944 lines
RMUX - web-claude-demo
≃ 649 lines
RMUX - terminal-playwright-demo
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broadcast-demo: one prompt races across multiple AI CLIs.mini-zellij: a tiny Zellij-style workspace powered by rmux.web-claude-demo: browser and terminal attached to the same pane.demo-orchestration: Claude controls Codex, Gemini, and Grok through rmux.terminal-playwright-demo: Playwright-style tests for terminal apps.
Run from the demo directory:
cargo run -- check
cargo run
cargo run -- cleanupLinux and macOS:
cd demo-orchestration
./launch.sh check
./launch.sh
./launch.sh cleanupWindows PowerShell:
cd demo-orchestration
.\launch.ps1 check
.\launch.ps1
.\launch.ps1 cleanup