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launch-session

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Start a new detached tmux session, cd into a repo under ~/repos/, and launch Claude Code with a given model and remote-control name. Requires 4 parameters from the user — repo, model, tmux session name, and remote-control session name. Use when the user says "launch session", "start a claude session", "open a tmux claude session", or similar.

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    Ask the user for any of these 4 parameters not already provided in the args:

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    After the command succeeds, tell the user:

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    If the tmux session name is already taken (tmux has-session -t <tmux> exits 0), warn the user before proceeding — do not overwrite a live …

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SKILL.md

launch-session

Ask the user for any of these 4 parameters not already provided in the args:

  1. repo — repo name under ~/repos/ (e.g. e-biz-factory)
  2. model — Claude model to use: sonnet, opus, haiku, or fable
  3. tmux — tmux session name to create (e.g. ebiz, gamelab)
  4. rc — remote-control session name that will appear on claude.ai (e.g. ebiz-main)

Once all four are confirmed, run exactly this bash command (substituting the four values):

tmux new-session -d -s "<tmux>" -c "$HOME/repos/<repo>" \
  "claude --model <model> --remote-control '<rc>'"

After the command succeeds, tell the user:

  • Attach command: tmux attach -t <tmux>
  • Remote-control: go to claude.ai/code → select session <rc>
  • Repo: ~/repos/<repo>
  • Model: <model>

If the tmux session name is already taken (tmux has-session -t <tmux> exits 0), warn the user before proceeding — do not overwrite a live session without explicit confirmation.

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