Feature request: tap notification to focus tmux session

[standardtoaster]

Problem

When a Stop or Notification event fires and I receive a push notification on my iPhone, tapping it opens Moshi but doesn't navigate to the tmux window/pane where Claude Code is running.

Use case

I run Claude Code over mosh+tmux and monitor it from my phone via Moshi. When I get a "Task Complete" or "Permission Required" notification, I'd like tapping it to jump me directly to the relevant tmux session/window — rather than having to manually navigate to it.

Possible approach

Since Moshi already has native tmux support, the hooks could include a tmux session/window identifier in the event payload (or the app could track which session is associated with a given sessionId), and the notification tap action could focus that pane.

Alternatively, if Moshi supports a URL scheme (e.g. moshi://session/...), the notification could carry that as a deep link.

Environment

• moshi-hooks installed via bunx moshi-hooks setup
• Claude Code over mosh+tmux
• Moshi app on iOS

[natekettles]

This would be very useful to have.

[Snailflyer]

This is the right level of intent for a mobile notification: not just "something happened", but "return me to the exact live place where I can act".

For Claude Code over tmux, the payload likely needs both the Claude/session-side event id and the tmux target (session:window.pane, plus maybe cwd/repo). That lets the tap action focus the right pane and also verify the notification is not stale before taking the user there. Otherwise a permission notification can open the app but still leave the user hunting through sessions, which defeats the mobile flow.