amux - agent multiplexer

amux - agent multiplexer

AI Coding Agent Dashboard

3 ratings
4 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 19, 2026
  • September 29, 2026

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Manage multiple AI agent sessions simultaneously from your mobile device. Monitor real-time progress, coordinate tasks with a shared board, and access session details. This tool is designed for developers and teams working with AI agents.

✓Real-time agent session dashboard
✓Shared Kanban board for task coordination
✓Session peek for live terminal output
✓Integrated notes and CRM
✓Connects to self-hosted or cloud instances
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What's New in amux

1.1.0

September 29, 2026

Share to amux from any app. Pick a worker, add a note, and your links, photos and files go straight to it. Also in this version: a clearer message when a server cannot be reached, instead of a dark screen.

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User reviews

Coding game changer

If you’re running multiple Claude Code sessions, this app is a no-brainer. Being able to peek into live terminal output from my phone while I’m away from my desk has been incredibly useful — I can check on long-running tasks, see if an agent hit a snag, and keep things moving without needing to SSH in. The kanban board for coordinating work across agents is a smart addition that keeps everything organized. It’s lightweight, open source, and does exactly what it says. Only caveat is you need your own amux server set up first, so this isn’t a standalone tool. For the developers it’s built for, though, it’s a great mobile companion
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10x

Now I can deploy agents from the gym or on the road. It’s 10x’d my productivity.

Amazing

Great way to code from the phone

This is how I manage my life now

I'm always stuck thinking about tasks I should be doing and work I procrastinate. Have been using AnyScale and cmux with SSH from my phone and this has replaced all of it. I have the ability to remote connect my desktop at home, use a mox to write code, deploy to production, write notes, manage my life, etc., all via Claude Code. It's been a total game changer for my productivity on the go and my favorite feature is offline sync. If I'm off the grid and I send a request, it queues the request so that when I reconnect it gets sent as if nothing ever happened. Mind blown
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FAQ

What is amux?

amux is an agent multiplexer that allows you to run and manage dozens of AI agent sessions in parallel directly from your phone. It provides a real-time dashboard, a shared Kanban board for coordination, and session peek functionality.

How does amux work?

amux connects to your running amux server, which can be self-hosted on your Linux or Mac server, or accessed via the cloud.amux.io service. The mobile app provides full access to your agent fleet over HTTPS.

What are the requirements to use amux?

You need a running amux server, either self-hosted or cloud-based. For self-hosted servers, you'll need Tailscale or local network access to connect your mobile device.

Is amux free to use?

Yes, amux is available for free. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements associated with the application.

What devices does amux support?

amux is available for iPhone and iPad devices. The app is designed to provide mobile access to your agent fleet.

What is the age rating for amux?

amux has an age rating of 17+. This is likely due to the nature of developer tools and the potential complexity of the AI agents being managed.

How often is amux updated?

The latest version of amux is 1.0, and it was last updated on March 20, 2026. This indicates a recent release with ongoing development.

Where can I find the amux source code?

The amux project is open source and available on GitHub at github.com/mixpeek/amux. You can explore the code and contribute to its development there.