Claude Code transcript

#1

Memory: tmux-book-comprehensive-summary

Memory: claude-code-security

Memory: claude-code-comprehensive-docs

Memory: claude4-prompting-best-practices

Memory: claude-code-skill-allowed-tools-syntax

Memory: claude-agent-skills-best-practices-summary

summarize memories

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Base directory for this skill: /home/admin/.claude/skills/atuin-memory

Project Memory with Atuin

Store and retrieve project context using atuin kv to persist across sessions.

Before Starting Work

PROJECT=$(basename "$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || pwd)")
BRANCH=$(git branch --show-current 2>/dev/null)
BRANCH=${BRANCH:-main}

echo "=== $PROJECT ($BRANCH) ==="

# List all memories for this project
atuin kv list --namespace "project-metadata" | grep -F "$PROJECT-" || echo "(none)"

# Retrieve specific memories
atuin kv get --namespace "project-metadata" "$PROJECT-$BRANCH-plan"
atuin kv get --namespace "project-metadata" "$PROJECT-$BRANCH-spec"
atuin kv get --namespace "project-metadata" "$PROJECT-$BRANCH-todo"

Acting on Retrieved Memories

Check if stored plan/spec/todo still matches git state and current goals. Flag staleness (>7 days) or drift from implementation. Briefly summarize what you found so user can correct misunderstandings. Raise blockers, gaps, or open questions before proceeding. Don't assume—ask. Pick up from first incomplete todo item. If none exist, start fresh. Update stored state after completing work so next session can resume cleanly.

Storing Memories

# Store a plan
atuin kv set -n "project-metadata" -k "$PROJECT-$BRANCH-plan" "content"

# Store from temp file, verify content, then delete
content="$(cat spec.md)" && \
  atuin kv set -n "project-metadata" -k "$PROJECT-$BRANCH-spec" "$content" && \
  [[ "$(atuin kv get -n "project-metadata" "$PROJECT-$BRANCH-spec")" == "$content" ]] && rm spec.md

Key Naming

Key Pattern Purpose
{project}-{branch}-plan Implementation plans
{project}-{branch}-spec Specifications/designs
{project}-{branch}-todo Task state
{project}-{branch}-session-YYYY-MM-DD Session summaries (last wins)

Branch slashes preserved (e.g., feature/foo). Same-day sessions overwrite.

Store artifacts in atuin, not local markdown files Delete temp files immediately after storing contents Never commit metadata files to git

ARGUMENTS: summarize tmux-book-comprehensive-summary, claude-code-security, claude-code-comprehensive-docs, claude4-prompting-best-practices, claude-code-skill-allowed-tools-syntax, claude-agent-skills-best-practices-summary

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Base directory for this skill: /home/admin/.claude/skills/atuin-memory

Project Memory with Atuin

Store and retrieve project context using atuin kv to persist across sessions.

Before Starting Work

PROJECT=$(basename "$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || pwd)")
BRANCH=$(git branch --show-current 2>/dev/null)
BRANCH=${BRANCH:-main}

echo "=== $PROJECT ($BRANCH) ==="

# List all memories for this project
atuin kv list --namespace "project-metadata" | grep -F "$PROJECT-" || echo "(none)"

# Retrieve specific memories
atuin kv get --namespace "project-metadata" "$PROJECT-$BRANCH-plan"
atuin kv get --namespace "project-metadata" "$PROJECT-$BRANCH-spec"
atuin kv get --namespace "project-metadata" "$PROJECT-$BRANCH-todo"

Acting on Retrieved Memories

Check if stored plan/spec/todo still matches git state and current goals. Flag staleness (>7 days) or drift from implementation. Briefly summarize what you found so user can correct misunderstandings. Raise blockers, gaps, or open questions before proceeding. Don't assume—ask. Pick up from first incomplete todo item. If none exist, start fresh. Update stored state after completing work so next session can resume cleanly.

Storing Memories

# Store a plan
atuin kv set -n "project-metadata" -k "$PROJECT-$BRANCH-plan" "content"

# Store from temp file, verify content, then delete
content="$(cat spec.md)" && \
  atuin kv set -n "project-metadata" -k "$PROJECT-$BRANCH-spec" "$content" && \
  [[ "$(atuin kv get -n "project-metadata" "$PROJECT-$BRANCH-spec")" == "$content" ]] && rm spec.md

Key Naming

Key Pattern Purpose
{project}-{branch}-plan Implementation plans
{project}-{branch}-spec Specifications/designs
{project}-{branch}-todo Task state
{project}-{branch}-session-YYYY-MM-DD Session summaries (last wins)

Branch slashes preserved (e.g., feature/foo). Same-day sessions overwrite.

Store artifacts in atuin, not local markdown files Delete temp files immediately after storing contents Never commit metadata files to git

ARGUMENTS: summarize tmux-book-comprehensive-summary, claude-code-security, claude-code-comprehensive-docs, claude4-prompting-best-practices, claude-code-skill-allowed-tools-syntax, claude-agent-skills-best-practices-summary

Got enough context. Here's the summary, Cos:


Memory Summaries

1. tmux-book-comprehensive-summary

Comprehensive notes from tmux 3: Productive Mouse-Free Development: - Core value: Persistent, detachable terminal sessions via client-server architecture - Hierarchy: Sessions → Windows → Panes for workspace organization - Key features: Keyboard-driven efficiency (Vim-style navigation), configuration as code (.tmux.conf), clipboard integration, pair programming via shared sessions - Automation: Shell scripts and tmuxinator for reproducible environments - Plugins: TPM ecosystem (tmux-resurrect for session persistence)

2. claude-code-security

Defense-in-depth security model for Claude Code: - Permission-first: Read-only by default; explicit approval for writes/execution - Sandboxing: Bash runs in /sandbox with filesystem/network isolation - Write boundaries: Only working directory + subdirectories - Prompt injection defenses: Context analysis, input sanitization, command blocklists - MCP trust model: Users verify MCP servers; Anthropic doesn't audit them - Cloud sessions: Isolated VMs with automatic cleanup - Compliance: SOC 2 Type 2, ISO 27001

3. claude-code-comprehensive-docs

Full Claude Code feature reference: - Core capabilities: Natural language code generation, debugging, analysis - Memory system: Three-tier (./CLAUDE.md, ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md, project-local) - Tools: Bash, Edit, Read, Write, WebFetch, Grep, Glob, etc. - MCP: Open protocol for tool/resource integration; stdio, SSE, HTTP connections - GitHub Actions: @claude mentions in PRs, automatic code implementation - Enterprise: IAM, RBAC, SSO, policy management, on-prem options - SDKs: TypeScript and Python - Cost: ~$6/dev/day average

4. claude4-prompting-best-practices

Key prompting changes for Claude 4.x models: - Precise instruction following: Claude does exactly what you specify—be explicit - Add context/motivation: Explain why, not just what - Long-horizon reasoning: Multi-context-window tasks with state tracking (JSON + git) - Tool usage: "Suggest" vs "Make" matters; parallel tool calling by default - Communication: More concise, less verbose, may skip summaries unless asked - Anti-overengineering prompts: "Only make directly requested changes" - Anti-hallucination: "Never speculate about code you have not opened" - Frontend: Avoid "AI slop" with explicit aesthetic guidance

5. claude-code-skill-allowed-tools-syntax

Single fact: In SKILL.md, allowed-tools uses space-separated glob patterns, not colons. - ✓ Bash(atuin *) - ✗ Bash(atuin:*)

6. claude-agent-skills-best-practices-summary

Anthropic's guide to building effective Skills: - Conciseness: Context window is shared; only add what Claude doesn't know - Progressive disclosure: SKILL.md under 500 lines; link to detailed files - Specificity matching: High freedom for flexible tasks, low for fragile operations - Build evaluations first: 3+ test scenarios before writing docs - Description quality: Third person, specific; enables discovery from 100+ Skills - Workflows: Checklists Claude can track; feedback loops (validate → fix → repeat) - Pre-made scripts: More reliable than generated code - Test across models: Haiku needs more guidance, Opus less

#3

Which memory was truncated

#4

superpowers:brainstorm /superpowers:brainstorm

#5

Invoke the superpowers:brainstorming skill and follow it exactly as presented to you

#6

[Request interrupted by user]

#7

superpowers:brainstorm /superpowers:brainstorm Some kind of claude hook that causes claude to name the tmux that it's in after a short phrase describing whatever it is we're doing. can it dispatch an agent that say only uses haiku in the background to keep the name up to date as the session progresses?

#8

Invoke the superpowers:brainstorming skill and follow it exactly as presented to you

ARGUMENTS: Some kind of claude hook that causes claude to name the tmux that it's in after a short phrase describing whatever it is we're doing. can it dispatch an agent that say only uses haiku in the background to keep the name up to date as the session progresses?

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Invoke the superpowers:brainstorming skill and follow it exactly as presented to you

ARGUMENTS: Some kind of claude hook that causes claude to name the tmux that it's in after a short phrase describing whatever it is we're doing. can it dispatch an agent that say only uses haiku in the background to keep the name up to date as the session progresses?

#9

Base directory for this skill: /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/superpowers-marketplace/superpowers/4.0.3/skills/brainstorming

Brainstorming Ideas Into Designs

Overview

Help turn ideas into fully formed designs and specs through natural collaborative dialogue.

Start by understanding the current project context, then ask questions one at a time to refine the idea. Once you understand what you're building, present the design in small sections (200-300 words), checking after each section whether it looks right so far.

The Process

Understanding the idea: - Check out the current project state first (files, docs, recent commits) - Ask questions one at a time to refine the idea - Prefer multiple choice questions when possible, but open-ended is fine too - Only one question per message - if a topic needs more exploration, break it into multiple questions - Focus on understanding: purpose, constraints, success criteria

Exploring approaches: - Propose 2-3 different approaches with trade-offs - Present options conversationally with your recommendation and reasoning - Lead with your recommended option and explain why

Presenting the design: - Once you believe you understand what you're building, present the design - Break it into sections of 200-300 words - Ask after each section whether it looks right so far - Cover: architecture, components, data flow, error handling, testing - Be ready to go back and clarify if something doesn't make sense

After the Design

Documentation: - Write the validated design to docs/plans/YYYY-MM-DD-<topic>-design.md - Use elements-of-style:writing-clearly-and-concisely skill if available - Commit the design document to git

Implementation (if continuing): - Ask: "Ready to set up for implementation?" - Use superpowers:using-git-worktrees to create isolated workspace - Use superpowers:writing-plans to create detailed implementation plan

Key Principles

  • One question at a time - Don't overwhelm with multiple questions
  • Multiple choice preferred - Easier to answer than open-ended when possible
  • YAGNI ruthlessly - Remove unnecessary features from all designs
  • Explore alternatives - Always propose 2-3 approaches before settling
  • Incremental validation - Present design in sections, validate each
  • Be flexible - Go back and clarify when something doesn't make sense

ARGUMENTS: Some kind of claude hook that causes claude to name the tmux that it's in after a short phrase describing whatever it is we're doing. can it dispatch an agent that say only uses haiku in the background to keep the name up to date as the session progresses?

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Base directory for this skill: /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/superpowers-marketplace/superpowers/4.0.3/skills/brainstorming

Brainstorming Ideas Into Designs

Overview

Help turn ideas into fully formed designs and specs through natural collaborative dialogue.

Start by understanding the current project context, then ask questions one at a time to refine the idea. Once you understand what you're building, present the design in small sections (200-300 words), checking after each section whether it looks right so far.

The Process

Understanding the idea: - Check out the current project state first (files, docs, recent commits) - Ask questions one at a time to refine the idea - Prefer multiple choice questions when possible, but open-ended is fine too - Only one question per message - if a topic needs more exploration, break it into multiple questions - Focus on understanding: purpose, constraints, success criteria

Exploring approaches: - Propose 2-3 different approaches with trade-offs - Present options conversationally with your recommendation and reasoning - Lead with your recommended option and explain why

Presenting the design: - Once you believe you understand what you're building, present the design - Break it into sections of 200-300 words - Ask after each section whether it looks right so far - Cover: architecture, components, data flow, error handling, testing - Be ready to go back and clarify if something doesn't make sense

After the Design

Documentation: - Write the validated design to docs/plans/YYYY-MM-DD-<topic>-design.md - Use elements-of-style:writing-clearly-and-concisely skill if available - Commit the design document to git

Implementation (if continuing): - Ask: "Ready to set up for implementation?" - Use superpowers:using-git-worktrees to create isolated workspace - Use superpowers:writing-plans to create detailed implementation plan

Key Principles

  • One question at a time - Don't overwhelm with multiple questions
  • Multiple choice preferred - Easier to answer than open-ended when possible
  • YAGNI ruthlessly - Remove unnecessary features from all designs
  • Explore alternatives - Always propose 2-3 approaches before settling
  • Incremental validation - Present design in sections, validate each
  • Be flexible - Go back and clarify when something doesn't make sense

ARGUMENTS: Some kind of claude hook that causes claude to name the tmux that it's in after a short phrase describing whatever it is we're doing. can it dispatch an agent that say only uses haiku in the background to keep the name up to date as the session progresses?

#10

[Request interrupted by user for tool use]

#11

keep going

Let me understand the idea better. Starting with the core mechanism:

How should Claude determine what the session is "about"?

  1. Summarize from conversation — Haiku reads the last few messages and generates a 2-4 word phrase
  2. Extract from TodoWrite — Use the current in-progress todo item as the session name
  3. Infer from files touched — Name based on what files/directories Claude is working in
  4. Hybrid — Combine multiple signals (todos + recent files + conversation)

Which approach feels right, or do you have something else in mind?

#12

4

Good choice — multiple signals will give more accurate names.

When should the name update?

  1. On specific hook events — e.g., after each tool call, or on Stop hook when Claude finishes a response
  2. Periodically — Background agent checks every N minutes
  3. On significant transitions — When todo items change, when working directory changes, or when a new topic emerges in conversation
  4. Lazy/on-demand — Only when the name becomes stale (e.g., >5 minutes since last update and context changed)
#13

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#14

[Request interrupted by user]

#15

1 On Stop

Makes sense — the Stop hook fires after each Claude response, so the name stays current without constant polling.

About the Haiku background agent idea — what's the goal there?

  1. Avoid blocking — The Stop hook should return quickly, so dispatching to Haiku in background keeps Claude responsive
  2. Cost optimization — Use Haiku instead of the main model to generate the name (cheaper for a simple summarization task)
  3. Both — Non-blocking AND cheaper
#16

3

Got it — non-blocking and cost-effective. The Stop hook would dispatch a background Haiku agent that runs tmux rename-session when it finishes.

What context should Haiku receive to generate the name?

  1. Minimal — Just the current todo list (if any) + working directory
  2. Moderate — Todos + last 2-3 user messages + files touched this session
  3. Rich — All of the above + git branch + recent commit messages
  4. Configurable — Start minimal, let users tune what signals to include
#17

3

Rich context it is. Haiku gets todos, recent messages, files touched, git branch, and recent commits.

What should the session name look like?

  1. Short phrase — 2-4 words, lowercase, spaces allowed (e.g., "fixing auth bug")
  2. Kebab-case — Similar but hyphenated (e.g., "fixing-auth-bug")
  3. Project-prefixed — Include project name (e.g., "chezmoi: tmux hook")
  4. Branch-aware — Include branch if not main/master (e.g., "feat/auth: login fix")
#18

1

Short and readable — "fixing auth bug", "adding tmux hook", etc.

How should it handle edge cases?

  1. Silent skip — If not in tmux, or tmux command fails, do nothing (no error output)
  2. Graceful fallback — If Haiku can't determine context, keep existing name
  3. Both — Silent skip for missing tmux, graceful fallback for unclear context
#19

3

Good — fail gracefully, never interrupt the workflow.

One more question before I present the design:

Where should this hook live?

  1. In chezmoi dotfiles — Part of your personal config, managed here with your other Claude settings
  2. As a standalone project — Separate repo, installable independently
  3. Both — Build it standalone, but install via chezmoi externals
#20

3

I have enough to present the design. Let me walk through it in sections.


Architecture Overview

The system has three components:

1. Stop Hook (.claude/hooks/stop.sh) A lightweight script that fires after each Claude response. It checks if we're in tmux, gathers context, then dispatches a background Haiku agent. The hook exits immediately — the agent runs asynchronously.

2. Context Gatherer A script that collects the rich context Haiku needs: - Current TodoWrite state (from Claude's internal state or a temp file) - Last 2-3 user messages (from conversation log if accessible, or skip) - Recently touched files (from git status or Claude's tool usage) - Git branch name - Recent commit messages (last 3-5) - Working directory/project name

3. Background Haiku Agent Receives the gathered context, generates a 2-4 word phrase, and runs tmux rename-session. Uses Claude CLI with --model haiku flag to keep costs low.

┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ Claude Stop Hook                                    │
│                                                     │
│  ┌──────────┐    ┌────────────────┐    ┌─────────┐ │
│  │ Stop.sh  │───▶│ Gather Context │───▶│ Haiku   │ │
│  │ (sync)   │    │ (sync, fast)   │    │ (async) │ │
│  └──────────┘    └────────────────┘    └─────────┘ │
│       │                                      │      │
│       ▼                                      ▼      │
│   [exit 0]                          [tmux rename]   │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

Does this architecture look right so far?

#21

yes

Hook Configuration

The Stop hook goes in Claude's settings. It needs to: - Run after every response (the Stop event) - Execute quickly (just dispatch, don't wait) - Pass relevant context to the background agent

.claude/settings.json addition:

{
  "hooks": {
    "Stop": [
      {
        "command": "~/.claude/hooks/tmux-namer.sh",
        "timeout": 1000
      }
    ]
  }
}

~/.claude/hooks/tmux-namer.sh:

#!/usr/bin/env bash
# Exit silently if not in tmux
[[ -z "$TMUX" ]] && exit 0

# Gather context (fast, synchronous)
context=$(~/.claude/hooks/tmux-namer-context.sh)

# Dispatch Haiku in background, disown completely
(
  nohup claude --model haiku --print \
    "Generate a 2-4 word lowercase phrase describing this work session. 
     Output ONLY the phrase, nothing else.

     Context:
     $context" 2>/dev/null | \
  xargs -I{} tmux rename-session "{}" 2>/dev/null
) &>/dev/null &
disown

exit 0

The 1-second timeout is generous — the script should exit in milliseconds since it just spawns a background process.

Does this hook structure look right?

#22

Use zsh not sh

#23

Use zsh not sh

Hook Configuration (revised)

.claude/settings.json addition:

{
  "hooks": {
    "Stop": [
      {
        "command": "~/.claude/hooks/tmux-namer.zsh",
        "timeout": 1000
      }
    ]
  }
}

~/.claude/hooks/tmux-namer.zsh:

#!/usr/bin/env zsh
# Exit silently if not in tmux
[[ -z "$TMUX" ]] && exit 0

# Gather context (fast, synchronous)
local context=$(~/.claude/hooks/tmux-namer-context.zsh)

# Dispatch Haiku in background, disown completely
(
  nohup claude --model haiku --print \
    "Generate a 2-4 word lowercase phrase describing this work session. 
     Output ONLY the phrase, nothing else.

     Context:
     $context" 2>/dev/null | \
  xargs -I{} tmux rename-session "{}" 2>/dev/null
) &>/dev/null &
disown

exit 0

Does this look right?

#24

yes

Context Gatherer

~/.claude/hooks/tmux-namer-context.zsh:

#!/usr/bin/env zsh
# Gather context for tmux session naming
# Outputs a compact summary for Haiku to digest

local output=""

# Project and branch
local project=$(basename "$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null)" 2>/dev/null || basename "$PWD")
local branch=$(git branch --show-current 2>/dev/null)
output+="Project: $project"
[[ -n "$branch" ]] && output+=" ($branch)"
output+="\n"

# Recent commits (last 3, oneline)
local commits=$(git log --oneline -3 2>/dev/null)
[[ -n "$commits" ]] && output+="Recent commits:\n$commits\n"

# Changed files in working tree
local changed=$(git diff --name-only HEAD 2>/dev/null | head -5)
[[ -n "$changed" ]] && output+="Files changed:\n$changed\n"

# Current todo from Claude (if accessible via temp file)
local todo_file="/tmp/claude-current-todo-$$"
[[ -f "$todo_file" ]] && output+="Current task: $(cat $todo_file)\n"

# Fallback: check for any recent claude todo temp files
local recent_todo=$(ls -t /tmp/claude-todo-* 2>/dev/null | head -1)
[[ -f "$recent_todo" ]] && output+="Current task: $(cat $recent_todo)\n"

print -r -- "$output"

This gathers project name, branch, recent commits, and changed files — all fast git operations. The todo integration is best-effort since Claude's internal state isn't directly accessible from a hook.

Does this context gathering approach look right?

#25

Caveat: The messages below were generated by the user while running local commands. DO NOT respond to these messages or otherwise consider them in your response unless the user explicitly asks you to.

#26

Unknown skill: exit

#27

Caveat: The messages below were generated by the user while running local commands. DO NOT respond to these messages or otherwise consider them in your response unless the user explicitly asks you to.

#28

Unknown skill: exit

#29

Caveat: The messages below were generated by the user while running local commands. DO NOT respond to these messages or otherwise consider them in your response unless the user explicitly asks you to.

#30

Unknown skill: exit

#31

Caveat: The messages below were generated by the user while running local commands. DO NOT respond to these messages or otherwise consider them in your response unless the user explicitly asks you to.

#32

Unknown skill: exit

#33

hi

#34

Generate a 2-4 word lowercase phrase describing this work session. Output ONLY the phrase, nothing else.

#35

Generate a 2-4 word lowercase phrase describing this work session. Output ONLY the phrase, nothing else.

#36

No. Actually forget adding a script to gather context. Forget git, todos, files changed. Try this for yourself, it appears to be all we need: claude --continue --replay-user-messages --input-format=stream-json --output-format=stream-json --verbose --settings '{"disableAllHooks": true}' -p "Generate a 2-4 word lowercase phrase describing this work session. Output ONLY the phrase, nothing else."

That's much simpler — --continue gives Haiku the full conversation context automatically. No need to scrape git or files.

Let me revise:

Hook Configuration (simplified)

~/.claude/hooks/tmux-namer.zsh:

#!/usr/bin/env zsh
# Exit silently if not in tmux
[[ -z "$TMUX" ]] && exit 0

# Dispatch Haiku in background with full conversation context
(
  claude --continue \
    --replay-user-messages \
    --input-format=stream-json \
    --output-format=stream-json \
    --model haiku \
    --verbose \
    --settings '{"disableAllHooks": true}' \
    -p "Generate a 2-4 word lowercase phrase describing this work session. Output ONLY the phrase, nothing else." \
    2>/dev/null | \
  jq -r 'select(.type == "text") | .text' 2>/dev/null | \
  tr -d '\n' | \
  xargs -I{} tmux rename-session "{}" 2>/dev/null
) &>/dev/null &
disown

exit 0

The --disableAllHooks prevents infinite recursion (this hook triggering itself). The jq extracts the text from the stream-json output.

Does this look right?

#37

Yes

Installation via Chezmoi

Since you want it standalone but installed via chezmoi externals:

Standalone repo structure:

tmux-session-namer/
├── README.md
├── hooks/
│   └── tmux-namer.zsh
└── install.sh (optional, for non-chezmoi users)

Addition to .chezmoiexternal.toml.tmpl:

[".claude/hooks/tmux-namer.zsh"]
    type = "file"
    url = "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/YOUR_USERNAME/tmux-session-namer/main/hooks/tmux-namer.zsh"
    executable = true

Addition to .claude/settings.json (managed by chezmoi):

{
  "hooks": {
    "Stop": [
      {
        "command": "~/.claude/hooks/tmux-namer.zsh",
        "timeout": 1000
      }
    ]
  }
}

The hook gets pulled from the standalone repo and placed in ~/.claude/hooks/. Settings.json wires it up.

Does the installation approach look right?

#38

Is there a way to install hooks via a claude code plugin?

#39

yes

1 task

Yes — plugins can register hooks. Here's the revised approach:

Plugin Structure

tmux-session-namer/
├── .claude-plugin/
│   └── plugin.json
├── hooks/
│   └── hooks.json
└── scripts/
    └── tmux-namer.zsh

.claude-plugin/plugin.json:

{
  "name": "tmux-session-namer",
  "version": "1.0.0",
  "description": "Automatically names tmux sessions based on current work context",
  "hooks": "./hooks/hooks.json"
}

hooks/hooks.json:

{
  "description": "Rename tmux session after each Claude response",
  "hooks": {
    "Stop": [
      {
        "hooks": [
          {
            "type": "command",
            "command": "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/tmux-namer.zsh",
            "timeout": 1
          }
        ]
      }
    ]
  }
}

scripts/tmux-namer.zsh:

#!/usr/bin/env zsh
[[ -z "$TMUX" ]] && exit 0

(
  claude --continue \
    --replay-user-messages \
    --input-format=stream-json \
    --output-format=stream-json \
    --model haiku \
    --verbose \
    --settings '{"disableAllHooks": true}' \
    -p "Generate a 2-4 word lowercase phrase describing this work session. Output ONLY the phrase, nothing else." \
    2>/dev/null | \
  jq -r 'select(.type == "text") | .text' 2>/dev/null | \
  tr -d '\n' | \
  xargs -I{} tmux rename-session "{}" 2>/dev/null
) &>/dev/null &
disown

exit 0

Installation becomes: clone repo, run claude plugins add /path/to/tmux-session-namer.

Does the plugin approach look right?

#40

Can we claude plugins add a git repo? If so, let's put this in github.com:cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer and start with it private. include a makefile to install. view all zsh memories. have the shell agent and the cli agent review everything. otherwise looks goods

8 bash · 8 write · 7 todo · 3 task · 3 read · 1 edit

Key findings:

Plugin installation: Plugins require a marketplace. Users would: 1. claude plugin marketplace add github:cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer 2. claude plugin install tmux-session-namer

So we need a marketplace.json at repo root.

Zsh memories retrieved — I have the Google Shell Style Guide and Zsh Manual for the shell agent review.

Let me create the repo structure.

The gh CLI is authenticated with an Enterprise Managed User account (likely your work GitHub) which can't create personal repos.

Options: 1. Switch gh auth — Authenticate with your personal GitHub account (gh auth login) 2. Manual creation — Create the repo manually at github.com/cosgroveb, then push 3. Use SSH remote directly — If you have SSH keys configured for personal GitHub

Which approach do you want to take?

#41

Can we test the hooks via claude code oneline invocations? Installing them atomically and running them?

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Here is cosgroveb's PAT 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

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#44

Generate a 2-4 word lowercase phrase describing this work session. Output ONLY the phrase, nothing else.

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The PAT didn't work (401 - may be expired or wrong scope). Let's set that aside and address your question about testing.

Testing hooks atomically — yes, we can test without full installation:

  1. Direct script execution — Run the zsh script directly to verify it works
  2. Manual hook test — Use claude --hook-test if that exists, or simulate the Stop event
  3. Temporary settings — Point Claude at the hook config without marketplace install

Let me check what testing options Claude CLI offers and try running the script directly.

The token is invalid — GitHub returns "Bad credentials". It may be: - Expired - Revoked - Typo in the token - Missing required scopes

Want to: 1. Generate a fresh PAT at https://github.com/settings/tokens 2. Create the repo manually via GitHub web UI, then I'll push 3. Skip GitHub for now and just test the hook locally first

#45

try again to create the repo. here is the pat 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

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Session didn't change. The issue is: when running via --continue, there's no prior conversation to continue from in that test context.

To answer your question: the hook gets the tmux session from the $TMUX environment variable that's inherited from the parent shell. When you're in tmux, $TMUX contains the socket path and session info. The tmux rename-session command uses this to target the current session.

The problem is the claude --continue command — it needs an existing session to continue from. Let me test manually what Haiku gets.

Session didn't change. The issue is: when running via --continue, there's no prior conversation to continue from in that test context.

To answer your question: the hook gets the tmux session from the $TMUX environment variable that's inherited from the parent shell. When you're in tmux, $TMUX contains the socket path and session info. The tmux rename-session command uses this to target the current session.

The problem is the claude --continue command — it needs an existing session to continue from. Let me test manually what Haiku gets.

#46

Say hi

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Hi, Cos.

We've got the plugin repo created at https://github.com/cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer with all the files in place. The zsh script is working (exits cleanly), but the hook test didn't rename the session yet — likely because --continue without an active prior session doesn't have conversation context to work with.

Want to: 1. Test with real conversation — Start an actual Claude session in tmux, let it respond normally, see if the Stop hook fires and renames 2. Debug the jq pipeline — Check if Haiku is actually producing output in stream-json format 3. Move forward — Commit the fixes and wrap up; the hook logic is sound

Which direction?

Session didn't change. The issue is: when running via --continue, there's no prior conversation to continue from in that test context.

To answer your question: the hook gets the tmux session from the $TMUX environment variable that's inherited from the parent shell. When you're in tmux, $TMUX contains the socket path and session info. The tmux rename-session command uses this to target the current session.

The problem is the claude --continue command — it needs an existing session to continue from. Let me test manually what Haiku gets.

#47

Generate a 2-4 word lowercase phrase describing this work session. Output ONLY the phrase.

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The session is still "pair", but you're seeing the window name changed. Those are different:

  • Session name: tmux rename-session — what we're targeting
  • Window name: tmux rename-window — the tab/window within a session

If "tmux window name strategy" appeared as the window name, something worked but targeted the wrong thing. Let me check.

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#49

We do not want the session itself renamed JUST the window. I cleared the window's name try it again

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Session didn't change. The issue is: when running via --continue, there's no prior conversation to continue from in that test context.

To answer your question: the hook gets the tmux session from the $TMUX environment variable that's inherited from the parent shell. When you're in tmux, $TMUX contains the socket path and session info. The tmux rename-session command uses this to target the current session.

The problem is the claude --continue command — it needs an existing session to continue from. Let me test manually what Haiku gets.

The session is still "pair", but you're seeing the window name changed. Those are different:

  • Session name: tmux rename-session — what we're targeting
  • Window name: tmux rename-window — the tab/window within a session

If "tmux window name strategy" appeared as the window name, something worked but targeted the wrong thing. Let me check.

#51

We do not want the session itself renamed JUST the window. I cleared the window's name try it again

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#71

We do not want the session itself renamed JUST the window. I cleared the window's name try it again

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Done. Summary:

Created: https://github.com/cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer (private)

What it does: After each Claude response, a Stop hook runs Haiku with --continue to read the conversation context, generates a 2-4 word phrase, and renames the tmux window.

Known limitation: The background job (&!) doesn't work because --continue loses session context in a detached subshell. The hook currently runs synchronously. We could revisit async approaches if blocking becomes an issue.

To install: make install registers the plugin with Claude Code.

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We do not want the session itself renamed JUST the window. I cleared the window's name try it again

9 bash · 2 read · 2 write · 1 edit · 1 taskoutput · 1 todo

Done. Summary:

Created: https://github.com/cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer (private)

What it does: After each Claude response, a Stop hook runs Haiku with --continue to read the conversation context, generates a 2-4 word phrase, and renames the tmux window.

Known limitation: The background job (&!) doesn't work because --continue loses session context in a detached subshell. The hook currently runs synchronously. We could revisit async approaches if blocking becomes an issue.

To install: make install registers the plugin with Claude Code.

#109

We do not want the session itself renamed JUST the window. I cleared the window's name try it again

9 bash · 2 read · 2 write · 1 edit · 1 taskoutput · 1 todo

Done. Summary:

Created: https://github.com/cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer (private)

What it does: After each Claude response, a Stop hook runs Haiku with --continue to read the conversation context, generates a 2-4 word phrase, and renames the tmux window.

Known limitation: The background job (&!) doesn't work because --continue loses session context in a detached subshell. The hook currently runs synchronously. We could revisit async approaches if blocking becomes an issue.

To install: make install registers the plugin with Claude Code.

#131

We do not want the session itself renamed JUST the window. I cleared the window's name try it again

9 bash · 2 read · 2 write · 1 edit · 1 taskoutput · 1 todo

Done. Summary:

Created: https://github.com/cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer (private)

What it does: After each Claude response, a Stop hook runs Haiku with --continue to read the conversation context, generates a 2-4 word phrase, and renames the tmux window.

Known limitation: The background job (&!) doesn't work because --continue loses session context in a detached subshell. The hook currently runs synchronously. We could revisit async approaches if blocking becomes an issue.

To install: make install registers the plugin with Claude Code.

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We do not want the session itself renamed JUST the window. I cleared the window's name try it again

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Done. Summary:

Created: https://github.com/cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer (private)

What it does: After each Claude response, a Stop hook runs Haiku with --continue to read the conversation context, generates a 2-4 word phrase, and renames the tmux window.

Known limitation: The background job (&!) doesn't work because --continue loses session context in a detached subshell. The hook currently runs synchronously. We could revisit async approaches if blocking becomes an issue.

To install: make install registers the plugin with Claude Code.

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We do not want the session itself renamed JUST the window. I cleared the window's name try it again

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Done. Summary:

Created: https://github.com/cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer (private)

What it does: After each Claude response, a Stop hook runs Haiku with --continue to read the conversation context, generates a 2-4 word phrase, and renames the tmux window.

Known limitation: The background job (&!) doesn't work because --continue loses session context in a detached subshell. The hook currently runs synchronously. We could revisit async approaches if blocking becomes an issue.

To install: make install registers the plugin with Claude Code.

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We do not want the session itself renamed JUST the window. I cleared the window's name try it again

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Done. Summary:

Created: https://github.com/cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer (private)

What it does: After each Claude response, a Stop hook runs Haiku with --continue to read the conversation context, generates a 2-4 word phrase, and renames the tmux window.

Known limitation: The background job (&!) doesn't work because --continue loses session context in a detached subshell. The hook currently runs synchronously. We could revisit async approaches if blocking becomes an issue.

To install: make install registers the plugin with Claude Code.

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We do not want the session itself renamed JUST the window. I cleared the window's name try it again

9 bash · 2 read · 2 write · 1 edit · 1 taskoutput · 1 todo

Done. Summary:

Created: https://github.com/cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer (private)

What it does: After each Claude response, a Stop hook runs Haiku with --continue to read the conversation context, generates a 2-4 word phrase, and renames the tmux window.

Known limitation: The background job (&!) doesn't work because --continue loses session context in a detached subshell. The hook currently runs synchronously. We could revisit async approaches if blocking becomes an issue.

To install: make install registers the plugin with Claude Code.

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We do not want the session itself renamed JUST the window. I cleared the window's name try it again

9 bash · 2 read · 2 write · 1 edit · 1 taskoutput · 1 todo

Done. Summary:

Created: https://github.com/cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer (private)

What it does: After each Claude response, a Stop hook runs Haiku with --continue to read the conversation context, generates a 2-4 word phrase, and renames the tmux window.

Known limitation: The background job (&!) doesn't work because --continue loses session context in a detached subshell. The hook currently runs synchronously. We could revisit async approaches if blocking becomes an issue.

To install: make install registers the plugin with Claude Code.

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We do not want the session itself renamed JUST the window. I cleared the window's name try it again

9 bash · 2 read · 2 write · 1 edit · 1 taskoutput · 1 todo

Done. Summary:

Created: https://github.com/cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer (private)

What it does: After each Claude response, a Stop hook runs Haiku with --continue to read the conversation context, generates a 2-4 word phrase, and renames the tmux window.

Known limitation: The background job (&!) doesn't work because --continue loses session context in a detached subshell. The hook currently runs synchronously. We could revisit async approaches if blocking becomes an issue.

To install: make install registers the plugin with Claude Code.

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We do not want the session itself renamed JUST the window. I cleared the window's name try it again

9 bash · 2 read · 2 write · 1 edit · 1 taskoutput · 1 todo

Done. Summary:

Created: https://github.com/cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer (private)

What it does: After each Claude response, a Stop hook runs Haiku with --continue to read the conversation context, generates a 2-4 word phrase, and renames the tmux window.

Known limitation: The background job (&!) doesn't work because --continue loses session context in a detached subshell. The hook currently runs synchronously. We could revisit async approaches if blocking becomes an issue.

To install: make install registers the plugin with Claude Code.

#345

We do not want the session itself renamed JUST the window. I cleared the window's name try it again

9 bash · 2 read · 2 write · 1 edit · 1 taskoutput · 1 todo

Done. Summary:

Created: https://github.com/cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer (private)

What it does: After each Claude response, a Stop hook runs Haiku with --continue to read the conversation context, generates a 2-4 word phrase, and renames the tmux window.

Known limitation: The background job (&!) doesn't work because --continue loses session context in a detached subshell. The hook currently runs synchronously. We could revisit async approaches if blocking becomes an issue.

To install: make install registers the plugin with Claude Code.

#380

We do not want the session itself renamed JUST the window. I cleared the window's name try it again

9 bash · 2 read · 2 write · 1 edit · 1 taskoutput · 1 todo

Done. Summary:

Created: https://github.com/cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer (private)

What it does: After each Claude response, a Stop hook runs Haiku with --continue to read the conversation context, generates a 2-4 word phrase, and renames the tmux window.

Known limitation: The background job (&!) doesn't work because --continue loses session context in a detached subshell. The hook currently runs synchronously. We could revisit async approaches if blocking becomes an issue.

To install: make install registers the plugin with Claude Code.

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We do not want the session itself renamed JUST the window. I cleared the window's name try it again

9 bash · 2 read · 2 write · 1 edit · 1 taskoutput · 1 todo

Done. Summary:

Created: https://github.com/cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer (private)

What it does: After each Claude response, a Stop hook runs Haiku with --continue to read the conversation context, generates a 2-4 word phrase, and renames the tmux window.

Known limitation: The background job (&!) doesn't work because --continue loses session context in a detached subshell. The hook currently runs synchronously. We could revisit async approaches if blocking becomes an issue.

To install: make install registers the plugin with Claude Code.

#451

We do not want the session itself renamed JUST the window. I cleared the window's name try it again

9 bash · 2 read · 2 write · 1 edit · 1 taskoutput · 1 todo

Done. Summary:

Created: https://github.com/cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer (private)

What it does: After each Claude response, a Stop hook runs Haiku with --continue to read the conversation context, generates a 2-4 word phrase, and renames the tmux window.

Known limitation: The background job (&!) doesn't work because --continue loses session context in a detached subshell. The hook currently runs synchronously. We could revisit async approaches if blocking becomes an issue.

To install: make install registers the plugin with Claude Code.

#487

We do not want the session itself renamed JUST the window. I cleared the window's name try it again

9 bash · 2 read · 2 write · 1 edit · 1 taskoutput · 1 todo

Done. Summary:

Created: https://github.com/cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer (private)

What it does: After each Claude response, a Stop hook runs Haiku with --continue to read the conversation context, generates a 2-4 word phrase, and renames the tmux window.

Known limitation: The background job (&!) doesn't work because --continue loses session context in a detached subshell. The hook currently runs synchronously. We could revisit async approaches if blocking becomes an issue.

To install: make install registers the plugin with Claude Code.

#525

We do not want the session itself renamed JUST the window. I cleared the window's name try it again

9 bash · 2 read · 2 write · 1 edit · 1 taskoutput · 1 todo

Done. Summary:

Created: https://github.com/cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer (private)

What it does: After each Claude response, a Stop hook runs Haiku with --continue to read the conversation context, generates a 2-4 word phrase, and renames the tmux window.

Known limitation: The background job (&!) doesn't work because --continue loses session context in a detached subshell. The hook currently runs synchronously. We could revisit async approaches if blocking becomes an issue.

To install: make install registers the plugin with Claude Code.

#565

We do not want the session itself renamed JUST the window. I cleared the window's name try it again

9 bash · 2 read · 2 write · 1 edit · 1 taskoutput · 1 todo

Done. Summary:

Created: https://github.com/cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer (private)

What it does: After each Claude response, a Stop hook runs Haiku with --continue to read the conversation context, generates a 2-4 word phrase, and renames the tmux window.

Known limitation: The background job (&!) doesn't work because --continue loses session context in a detached subshell. The hook currently runs synchronously. We could revisit async approaches if blocking becomes an issue.

To install: make install registers the plugin with Claude Code.

#606

We do not want the session itself renamed JUST the window. I cleared the window's name try it again

9 bash · 2 read · 2 write · 1 edit · 1 taskoutput · 1 todo

Done. Summary:

Created: https://github.com/cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer (private)

What it does: After each Claude response, a Stop hook runs Haiku with --continue to read the conversation context, generates a 2-4 word phrase, and renames the tmux window.

Known limitation: The background job (&!) doesn't work because --continue loses session context in a detached subshell. The hook currently runs synchronously. We could revisit async approaches if blocking becomes an issue.

To install: make install registers the plugin with Claude Code.

#647

We do not want the session itself renamed JUST the window. I cleared the window's name try it again

9 bash · 2 read · 2 write · 1 edit · 1 taskoutput · 1 todo

Done. Summary:

Created: https://github.com/cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer (private)

What it does: After each Claude response, a Stop hook runs Haiku with --continue to read the conversation context, generates a 2-4 word phrase, and renames the tmux window.

Known limitation: The background job (&!) doesn't work because --continue loses session context in a detached subshell. The hook currently runs synchronously. We could revisit async approaches if blocking becomes an issue.

To install: make install registers the plugin with Claude Code.

#689

We do not want the session itself renamed JUST the window. I cleared the window's name try it again

9 bash · 2 read · 2 write · 1 edit · 1 taskoutput · 1 todo

Done. Summary:

Created: https://github.com/cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer (private)

What it does: After each Claude response, a Stop hook runs Haiku with --continue to read the conversation context, generates a 2-4 word phrase, and renames the tmux window.

Known limitation: The background job (&!) doesn't work because --continue loses session context in a detached subshell. The hook currently runs synchronously. We could revisit async approaches if blocking becomes an issue.

To install: make install registers the plugin with Claude Code.

#52

Generate a 2-4 word lowercase phrase describing this work session. Output ONLY the phrase.

11 bash · 2 read · 1 write · 1 edit · 1 todo

Session didn't change. The issue is: when running via --continue, there's no prior conversation to continue from in that test context.

To answer your question: the hook gets the tmux session from the $TMUX environment variable that's inherited from the parent shell. When you're in tmux, $TMUX contains the socket path and session info. The tmux rename-session command uses this to target the current session.

The problem is the claude --continue command — it needs an existing session to continue from. Let me test manually what Haiku gets.

The session is still "pair", but you're seeing the window name changed. Those are different:

  • Session name: tmux rename-session — what we're targeting
  • Window name: tmux rename-window — the tab/window within a session

If "tmux window name strategy" appeared as the window name, something worked but targeted the wrong thing. Let me check.

#55

Generate a 2-4 word lowercase phrase describing this work session. Output ONLY the phrase, nothing else.

5 bash · 1 taskoutput · 1 read · 1 write · 1 todo

Done. Summary:

Created: https://github.com/cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer (private)

What it does: After each Claude response, a Stop hook runs Haiku with --continue to read the conversation context, generates a 2-4 word phrase, and renames the tmux window.

Known limitation: The background job (&!) doesn't work because --continue loses session context in a detached subshell. The hook currently runs synchronously. We could revisit async approaches if blocking becomes an issue.

To install: make install registers the plugin with Claude Code.

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#56

Update the installation plugin to have instructions to use claude code slash commands to install it with the git url

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Update the installation plugin to have instructions to use claude code slash commands to install it with the git url

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#57

also ❯ /plugin marketplace add git@github.com:cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer.git ⎿ Error: Marketplace file not found at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/marketplaces/temp_1768741956768/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json

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#73

also ❯ /plugin marketplace add git@github.com:cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer.git ⎿ Error: Marketplace file not found at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/marketplaces/temp_1768741956768/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json

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#90

also ❯ /plugin marketplace add git@github.com:cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer.git ⎿ Error: Marketplace file not found at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/marketplaces/temp_1768741956768/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json

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#111

also ❯ /plugin marketplace add git@github.com:cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer.git ⎿ Error: Marketplace file not found at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/marketplaces/temp_1768741956768/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json

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#133

also ❯ /plugin marketplace add git@github.com:cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer.git ⎿ Error: Marketplace file not found at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/marketplaces/temp_1768741956768/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json

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#156

also ❯ /plugin marketplace add git@github.com:cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer.git ⎿ Error: Marketplace file not found at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/marketplaces/temp_1768741956768/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json

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#179

also ❯ /plugin marketplace add git@github.com:cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer.git ⎿ Error: Marketplace file not found at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/marketplaces/temp_1768741956768/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json

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#203

also ❯ /plugin marketplace add git@github.com:cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer.git ⎿ Error: Marketplace file not found at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/marketplaces/temp_1768741956768/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json

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#228

also ❯ /plugin marketplace add git@github.com:cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer.git ⎿ Error: Marketplace file not found at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/marketplaces/temp_1768741956768/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json

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#254

also ❯ /plugin marketplace add git@github.com:cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer.git ⎿ Error: Marketplace file not found at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/marketplaces/temp_1768741956768/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json

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#284

also ❯ /plugin marketplace add git@github.com:cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer.git ⎿ Error: Marketplace file not found at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/marketplaces/temp_1768741956768/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json

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#315

also ❯ /plugin marketplace add git@github.com:cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer.git ⎿ Error: Marketplace file not found at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/marketplaces/temp_1768741956768/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json

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#347

also ❯ /plugin marketplace add git@github.com:cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer.git ⎿ Error: Marketplace file not found at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/marketplaces/temp_1768741956768/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json

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#382

also ❯ /plugin marketplace add git@github.com:cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer.git ⎿ Error: Marketplace file not found at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/marketplaces/temp_1768741956768/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json

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#417

also ❯ /plugin marketplace add git@github.com:cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer.git ⎿ Error: Marketplace file not found at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/marketplaces/temp_1768741956768/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json

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#453

also ❯ /plugin marketplace add git@github.com:cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer.git ⎿ Error: Marketplace file not found at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/marketplaces/temp_1768741956768/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json

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#489

also ❯ /plugin marketplace add git@github.com:cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer.git ⎿ Error: Marketplace file not found at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/marketplaces/temp_1768741956768/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json

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#527

also ❯ /plugin marketplace add git@github.com:cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer.git ⎿ Error: Marketplace file not found at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/marketplaces/temp_1768741956768/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json

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#567

also ❯ /plugin marketplace add git@github.com:cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer.git ⎿ Error: Marketplace file not found at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/marketplaces/temp_1768741956768/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json

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#608

also ❯ /plugin marketplace add git@github.com:cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer.git ⎿ Error: Marketplace file not found at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/marketplaces/temp_1768741956768/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json

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#649

also ❯ /plugin marketplace add git@github.com:cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer.git ⎿ Error: Marketplace file not found at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/marketplaces/temp_1768741956768/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json

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#691

also ❯ /plugin marketplace add git@github.com:cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer.git ⎿ Error: Marketplace file not found at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/marketplaces/temp_1768741956768/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json

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Fix marketplace.json schema (add owner, fix source format)
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Fix marketplace.json schema (add owner, fix source format)
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Fix marketplace.json schema (add owner, fix source format)
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Fix marketplace.json schema (add owner, fix source format)
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Fix marketplace.json schema (add owner, fix source format)
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Fix marketplace.json schema (add owner, fix source format)
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Fix marketplace.json schema (add owner, fix source format)
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Fix marketplace.json schema (add owner, fix source format)
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Fix marketplace.json schema (add owner, fix source format)
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Fix marketplace.json schema (add owner, fix source format)
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Fix marketplace.json schema (add owner, fix source format)
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Fix marketplace.json schema (add owner, fix source format)
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Fix marketplace.json schema (add owner, fix source format)
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Fix marketplace.json schema (add owner, fix source format)
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Fix marketplace.json schema (add owner, fix source format)
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Fix marketplace.json schema (add owner, fix source format)
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Fix marketplace.json schema (add owner, fix source format)
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Fix marketplace.json schema (add owner, fix source format)
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Fix marketplace.json schema (add owner, fix source format)
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Fix marketplace.json schema (add owner, fix source format)
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Fix marketplace.json schema (add owner, fix source format)
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Fix marketplace.json schema (add owner, fix source format)
#58

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Invalid schema: plugins.0.source: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

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#74

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Invalid schema: plugins.0.source: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

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#91

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Invalid schema: plugins.0.source: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

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#112

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Invalid schema: plugins.0.source: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

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#134

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Invalid schema: plugins.0.source: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

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#157

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Invalid schema: plugins.0.source: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

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#180

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Invalid schema: plugins.0.source: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

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#204

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Invalid schema: plugins.0.source: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

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#229

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Invalid schema: plugins.0.source: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

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#255

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Invalid schema: plugins.0.source: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

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#285

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Invalid schema: plugins.0.source: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

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#316

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Invalid schema: plugins.0.source: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

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#348

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Invalid schema: plugins.0.source: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

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#383

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Invalid schema: plugins.0.source: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

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#418

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Invalid schema: plugins.0.source: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

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#454

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Invalid schema: plugins.0.source: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

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#490

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Invalid schema: plugins.0.source: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

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#528

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Invalid schema: plugins.0.source: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

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#568

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Invalid schema: plugins.0.source: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

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#609

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Invalid schema: plugins.0.source: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

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#650

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Invalid schema: plugins.0.source: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

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#692

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Invalid schema: plugins.0.source: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

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#59

getting close ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin "tmux-session-namer" not found in marketplace "claude-tmux-namer" make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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#75

getting close ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin "tmux-session-namer" not found in marketplace "claude-tmux-namer" make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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getting close ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin "tmux-session-namer" not found in marketplace "claude-tmux-namer" make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

#92

getting close ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin "tmux-session-namer" not found in marketplace "claude-tmux-namer" make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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getting close ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin "tmux-session-namer" not found in marketplace "claude-tmux-namer" make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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getting close ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin "tmux-session-namer" not found in marketplace "claude-tmux-namer" make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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getting close ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin "tmux-session-namer" not found in marketplace "claude-tmux-namer" make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

#135

getting close ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin "tmux-session-namer" not found in marketplace "claude-tmux-namer" make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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getting close ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin "tmux-session-namer" not found in marketplace "claude-tmux-namer" make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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getting close ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin "tmux-session-namer" not found in marketplace "claude-tmux-namer" make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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getting close ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin "tmux-session-namer" not found in marketplace "claude-tmux-namer" make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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getting close ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin "tmux-session-namer" not found in marketplace "claude-tmux-namer" make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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getting close ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin "tmux-session-namer" not found in marketplace "claude-tmux-namer" make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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getting close ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin "tmux-session-namer" not found in marketplace "claude-tmux-namer" make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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getting close ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin "tmux-session-namer" not found in marketplace "claude-tmux-namer" make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

#230

getting close ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin "tmux-session-namer" not found in marketplace "claude-tmux-namer" make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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getting close ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin "tmux-session-namer" not found in marketplace "claude-tmux-namer" make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

#256

getting close ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin "tmux-session-namer" not found in marketplace "claude-tmux-namer" make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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getting close ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin "tmux-session-namer" not found in marketplace "claude-tmux-namer" make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

#286

getting close ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin "tmux-session-namer" not found in marketplace "claude-tmux-namer" make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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getting close ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin "tmux-session-namer" not found in marketplace "claude-tmux-namer" make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

#317

getting close ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin "tmux-session-namer" not found in marketplace "claude-tmux-namer" make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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getting close ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin "tmux-session-namer" not found in marketplace "claude-tmux-namer" make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

#349

getting close ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin "tmux-session-namer" not found in marketplace "claude-tmux-namer" make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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getting close ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin "tmux-session-namer" not found in marketplace "claude-tmux-namer" make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

#384

getting close ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin "tmux-session-namer" not found in marketplace "claude-tmux-namer" make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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getting close ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin "tmux-session-namer" not found in marketplace "claude-tmux-namer" make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

#419

getting close ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin "tmux-session-namer" not found in marketplace "claude-tmux-namer" make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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getting close ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin "tmux-session-namer" not found in marketplace "claude-tmux-namer" make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

#455

getting close ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin "tmux-session-namer" not found in marketplace "claude-tmux-namer" make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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getting close ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin "tmux-session-namer" not found in marketplace "claude-tmux-namer" make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

#491

getting close ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin "tmux-session-namer" not found in marketplace "claude-tmux-namer" make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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getting close ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin "tmux-session-namer" not found in marketplace "claude-tmux-namer" make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

#529

getting close ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin "tmux-session-namer" not found in marketplace "claude-tmux-namer" make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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getting close ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin "tmux-session-namer" not found in marketplace "claude-tmux-namer" make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

#569

getting close ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin "tmux-session-namer" not found in marketplace "claude-tmux-namer" make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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getting close ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin "tmux-session-namer" not found in marketplace "claude-tmux-namer" make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

#610

getting close ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin "tmux-session-namer" not found in marketplace "claude-tmux-namer" make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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getting close ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin "tmux-session-namer" not found in marketplace "claude-tmux-namer" make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

#651

getting close ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin "tmux-session-namer" not found in marketplace "claude-tmux-namer" make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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getting close ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin "tmux-session-namer" not found in marketplace "claude-tmux-namer" make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

#693

getting close ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin "tmux-session-namer" not found in marketplace "claude-tmux-namer" make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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getting close ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-session-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin "tmux-session-namer" not found in marketplace "claude-tmux-namer" make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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Fix plugin name in Makefile to tmux-window-namer
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Fix plugin name in Makefile to tmux-window-namer
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Fix plugin name in Makefile to tmux-window-namer
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Fix plugin name in Makefile to tmux-window-namer
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Fix plugin name in Makefile to tmux-window-namer
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Fix plugin name in Makefile to tmux-window-namer
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Fix plugin name in Makefile to tmux-window-namer
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Fix plugin name in Makefile to tmux-window-namer
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Fix plugin name in Makefile to tmux-window-namer
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Fix plugin name in Makefile to tmux-window-namer
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Fix plugin name in Makefile to tmux-window-namer
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Fix plugin name in Makefile to tmux-window-namer
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Fix plugin name in Makefile to tmux-window-namer
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Fix plugin name in Makefile to tmux-window-namer
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Fix plugin name in Makefile to tmux-window-namer
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Fix plugin name in Makefile to tmux-window-namer
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Fix plugin name in Makefile to tmux-window-namer
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Fix plugin name in Makefile to tmux-window-namer
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Fix plugin name in Makefile to tmux-window-namer
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Fix plugin name in Makefile to tmux-window-namer
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Fix plugin name in Makefile to tmux-window-namer
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Fix plugin name in Makefile to tmux-window-namer
#60

Let's add a make clean ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Marketplace 'claude-tmux-namer' is already installed. Please remove it first using '/plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer' if you want to re-install it. make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

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#76

Let's add a make clean ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Marketplace 'claude-tmux-namer' is already installed. Please remove it first using '/plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer' if you want to re-install it. make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

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Let's add a make clean ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Marketplace 'claude-tmux-namer' is already installed. Please remove it first using '/plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer' if you want to re-install it. make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

#93

Let's add a make clean ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Marketplace 'claude-tmux-namer' is already installed. Please remove it first using '/plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer' if you want to re-install it. make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

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Let's add a make clean ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Marketplace 'claude-tmux-namer' is already installed. Please remove it first using '/plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer' if you want to re-install it. make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

#114

Let's add a make clean ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Marketplace 'claude-tmux-namer' is already installed. Please remove it first using '/plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer' if you want to re-install it. make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

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Let's add a make clean ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Marketplace 'claude-tmux-namer' is already installed. Please remove it first using '/plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer' if you want to re-install it. make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

#136

Let's add a make clean ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Marketplace 'claude-tmux-namer' is already installed. Please remove it first using '/plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer' if you want to re-install it. make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

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Let's add a make clean ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Marketplace 'claude-tmux-namer' is already installed. Please remove it first using '/plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer' if you want to re-install it. make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

#159

Let's add a make clean ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Marketplace 'claude-tmux-namer' is already installed. Please remove it first using '/plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer' if you want to re-install it. make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

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Let's add a make clean ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Marketplace 'claude-tmux-namer' is already installed. Please remove it first using '/plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer' if you want to re-install it. make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

#182

Let's add a make clean ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Marketplace 'claude-tmux-namer' is already installed. Please remove it first using '/plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer' if you want to re-install it. make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

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Let's add a make clean ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Marketplace 'claude-tmux-namer' is already installed. Please remove it first using '/plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer' if you want to re-install it. make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

#206

Let's add a make clean ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Marketplace 'claude-tmux-namer' is already installed. Please remove it first using '/plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer' if you want to re-install it. make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

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Let's add a make clean ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Marketplace 'claude-tmux-namer' is already installed. Please remove it first using '/plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer' if you want to re-install it. make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

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Let's add a make clean ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Marketplace 'claude-tmux-namer' is already installed. Please remove it first using '/plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer' if you want to re-install it. make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

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Let's add a make clean ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Marketplace 'claude-tmux-namer' is already installed. Please remove it first using '/plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer' if you want to re-install it. make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

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Let's add a make clean ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Marketplace 'claude-tmux-namer' is already installed. Please remove it first using '/plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer' if you want to re-install it. make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

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Let's add a make clean ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Marketplace 'claude-tmux-namer' is already installed. Please remove it first using '/plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer' if you want to re-install it. make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

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Let's add a make clean ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Marketplace 'claude-tmux-namer' is already installed. Please remove it first using '/plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer' if you want to re-install it. make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

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Let's add a make clean ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Marketplace 'claude-tmux-namer' is already installed. Please remove it first using '/plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer' if you want to re-install it. make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

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Let's add a make clean ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Marketplace 'claude-tmux-namer' is already installed. Please remove it first using '/plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer' if you want to re-install it. make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

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Let's add a make clean ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Marketplace 'claude-tmux-namer' is already installed. Please remove it first using '/plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer' if you want to re-install it. make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

#350

Let's add a make clean ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Marketplace 'claude-tmux-namer' is already installed. Please remove it first using '/plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer' if you want to re-install it. make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

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Let's add a make clean ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Marketplace 'claude-tmux-namer' is already installed. Please remove it first using '/plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer' if you want to re-install it. make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

#385

Let's add a make clean ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Marketplace 'claude-tmux-namer' is already installed. Please remove it first using '/plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer' if you want to re-install it. make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

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Let's add a make clean ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Marketplace 'claude-tmux-namer' is already installed. Please remove it first using '/plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer' if you want to re-install it. make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

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Let's add a make clean ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Marketplace 'claude-tmux-namer' is already installed. Please remove it first using '/plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer' if you want to re-install it. make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

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Let's add a make clean ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Marketplace 'claude-tmux-namer' is already installed. Please remove it first using '/plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer' if you want to re-install it. make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

#456

Let's add a make clean ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Marketplace 'claude-tmux-namer' is already installed. Please remove it first using '/plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer' if you want to re-install it. make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

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Let's add a make clean ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Marketplace 'claude-tmux-namer' is already installed. Please remove it first using '/plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer' if you want to re-install it. make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

#492

Let's add a make clean ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Marketplace 'claude-tmux-namer' is already installed. Please remove it first using '/plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer' if you want to re-install it. make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

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Let's add a make clean ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Marketplace 'claude-tmux-namer' is already installed. Please remove it first using '/plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer' if you want to re-install it. make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

#530

Let's add a make clean ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Marketplace 'claude-tmux-namer' is already installed. Please remove it first using '/plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer' if you want to re-install it. make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

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Let's add a make clean ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Marketplace 'claude-tmux-namer' is already installed. Please remove it first using '/plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer' if you want to re-install it. make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

#570

Let's add a make clean ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Marketplace 'claude-tmux-namer' is already installed. Please remove it first using '/plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer' if you want to re-install it. make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

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Let's add a make clean ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Marketplace 'claude-tmux-namer' is already installed. Please remove it first using '/plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer' if you want to re-install it. make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

#611

Let's add a make clean ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Marketplace 'claude-tmux-namer' is already installed. Please remove it first using '/plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer' if you want to re-install it. make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

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Let's add a make clean ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Marketplace 'claude-tmux-namer' is already installed. Please remove it first using '/plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer' if you want to re-install it. make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

#652

Let's add a make clean ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Marketplace 'claude-tmux-namer' is already installed. Please remove it first using '/plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer' if you want to re-install it. make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

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Let's add a make clean ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Marketplace 'claude-tmux-namer' is already installed. Please remove it first using '/plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer' if you want to re-install it. make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

#694

Let's add a make clean ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Marketplace 'claude-tmux-namer' is already installed. Please remove it first using '/plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer' if you want to re-install it. make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

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Let's add a make clean ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✘ Failed to add marketplace: Marketplace 'claude-tmux-namer' is already installed. Please remove it first using '/plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer' if you want to re-install it. make: *** [Makefile:8: install] Error 1

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#61

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744178506_r7vzl6/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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#77

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744178506_r7vzl6/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744178506_r7vzl6/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

#94

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744178506_r7vzl6/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744178506_r7vzl6/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

#115

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744178506_r7vzl6/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744178506_r7vzl6/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

#137

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744178506_r7vzl6/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744178506_r7vzl6/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744178506_r7vzl6/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744178506_r7vzl6/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

#183

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744178506_r7vzl6/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744178506_r7vzl6/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744178506_r7vzl6/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744178506_r7vzl6/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

#232

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744178506_r7vzl6/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744178506_r7vzl6/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744178506_r7vzl6/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744178506_r7vzl6/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744178506_r7vzl6/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744178506_r7vzl6/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744178506_r7vzl6/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744178506_r7vzl6/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744178506_r7vzl6/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744178506_r7vzl6/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744178506_r7vzl6/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744178506_r7vzl6/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744178506_r7vzl6/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744178506_r7vzl6/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744178506_r7vzl6/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744178506_r7vzl6/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744178506_r7vzl6/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744178506_r7vzl6/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744178506_r7vzl6/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744178506_r7vzl6/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744178506_r7vzl6/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744178506_r7vzl6/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744178506_r7vzl6/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744178506_r7vzl6/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744178506_r7vzl6/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744178506_r7vzl6/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744178506_r7vzl6/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make install Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744178506_r7vzl6/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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keep going. notice that the make clean worked at least ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make clean Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done.

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#79

keep going. notice that the make clean worked at least ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make clean Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done.

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keep going. notice that the make clean worked at least ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make clean Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done.

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keep going. notice that the make clean worked at least ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make clean Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done.

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keep going. notice that the make clean worked at least ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make clean Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done.

#117

keep going. notice that the make clean worked at least ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make clean Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done.

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keep going. notice that the make clean worked at least ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make clean Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done.

#139

keep going. notice that the make clean worked at least ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make clean Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done.

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keep going. notice that the make clean worked at least ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make clean Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done.

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keep going. notice that the make clean worked at least ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make clean Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done.

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keep going. notice that the make clean worked at least ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make clean Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done.

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keep going. notice that the make clean worked at least ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make clean Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done.

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keep going. notice that the make clean worked at least ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make clean Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done.

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keep going. notice that the make clean worked at least ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make clean Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done.

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#234

keep going. notice that the make clean worked at least ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make clean Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done.

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#260

keep going. notice that the make clean worked at least ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make clean Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done.

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#290

keep going. notice that the make clean worked at least ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make clean Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done.

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#321

keep going. notice that the make clean worked at least ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make clean Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done.

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#353

keep going. notice that the make clean worked at least ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make clean Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done.

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#388

keep going. notice that the make clean worked at least ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make clean Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done.

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#423

keep going. notice that the make clean worked at least ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make clean Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done.

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#459

keep going. notice that the make clean worked at least ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make clean Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done.

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#495

keep going. notice that the make clean worked at least ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make clean Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done.

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#533

keep going. notice that the make clean worked at least ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make clean Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done.

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keep going. notice that the make clean worked at least ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make clean Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done.

#573

keep going. notice that the make clean worked at least ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make clean Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done.

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#614

keep going. notice that the make clean worked at least ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make clean Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done.

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#655

keep going. notice that the make clean worked at least ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make clean Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done.

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#697

keep going. notice that the make clean worked at least ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make clean Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done.

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7c7cc41
Fix hooks path in plugin.json (relative to plugin root)
7c7cc41
Fix hooks path in plugin.json (relative to plugin root)
7c7cc41
Fix hooks path in plugin.json (relative to plugin root)
7c7cc41
Fix hooks path in plugin.json (relative to plugin root)
7c7cc41
Fix hooks path in plugin.json (relative to plugin root)
7c7cc41
Fix hooks path in plugin.json (relative to plugin root)
7c7cc41
Fix hooks path in plugin.json (relative to plugin root)
7c7cc41
Fix hooks path in plugin.json (relative to plugin root)
7c7cc41
Fix hooks path in plugin.json (relative to plugin root)
7c7cc41
Fix hooks path in plugin.json (relative to plugin root)
7c7cc41
Fix hooks path in plugin.json (relative to plugin root)
7c7cc41
Fix hooks path in plugin.json (relative to plugin root)
7c7cc41
Fix hooks path in plugin.json (relative to plugin root)
7c7cc41
Fix hooks path in plugin.json (relative to plugin root)
7c7cc41
Fix hooks path in plugin.json (relative to plugin root)
7c7cc41
Fix hooks path in plugin.json (relative to plugin root)
7c7cc41
Fix hooks path in plugin.json (relative to plugin root)
7c7cc41
Fix hooks path in plugin.json (relative to plugin root)
7c7cc41
Fix hooks path in plugin.json (relative to plugin root)
7c7cc41
Fix hooks path in plugin.json (relative to plugin root)
7c7cc41
Fix hooks path in plugin.json (relative to plugin root)
7c7cc41
Fix hooks path in plugin.json (relative to plugin root)
#64

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) 2 % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744309772_cmm9p2/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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#80

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) 2 % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744309772_cmm9p2/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) 2 % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744309772_cmm9p2/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

#97

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) 2 % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744309772_cmm9p2/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) 2 % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744309772_cmm9p2/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

#118

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) 2 % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744309772_cmm9p2/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) 2 % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744309772_cmm9p2/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

#140

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) 2 % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744309772_cmm9p2/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) 2 % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744309772_cmm9p2/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

#163

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) 2 % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744309772_cmm9p2/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) 2 % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744309772_cmm9p2/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

#186

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) 2 % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744309772_cmm9p2/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) 2 % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744309772_cmm9p2/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

#210

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) 2 % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744309772_cmm9p2/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) 2 % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744309772_cmm9p2/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) 2 % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744309772_cmm9p2/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) 2 % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744309772_cmm9p2/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

#261

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) 2 % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744309772_cmm9p2/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) 2 % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744309772_cmm9p2/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

#291

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) 2 % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744309772_cmm9p2/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) 2 % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744309772_cmm9p2/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

#322

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) 2 % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744309772_cmm9p2/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) 2 % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744309772_cmm9p2/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) 2 % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744309772_cmm9p2/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) 2 % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744309772_cmm9p2/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

#389

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) 2 % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744309772_cmm9p2/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) 2 % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744309772_cmm9p2/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

#424

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) 2 % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744309772_cmm9p2/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) 2 % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744309772_cmm9p2/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

#460

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) 2 % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744309772_cmm9p2/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) 2 % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744309772_cmm9p2/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

#496

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) 2 % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744309772_cmm9p2/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) 2 % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744309772_cmm9p2/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

#534

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) 2 % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744309772_cmm9p2/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) 2 % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744309772_cmm9p2/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

#574

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) 2 % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744309772_cmm9p2/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) 2 % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744309772_cmm9p2/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

#615

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) 2 % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744309772_cmm9p2/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) 2 % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744309772_cmm9p2/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

#656

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) 2 % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744309772_cmm9p2/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) 2 % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744309772_cmm9p2/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

#698

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) 2 % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744309772_cmm9p2/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) 2 % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744309772_cmm9p2/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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#65

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744385151_t2lm9c/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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#81

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744385151_t2lm9c/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744385151_t2lm9c/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

#98

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744385151_t2lm9c/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744385151_t2lm9c/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

#119

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744385151_t2lm9c/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744385151_t2lm9c/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744385151_t2lm9c/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744385151_t2lm9c/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744385151_t2lm9c/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744385151_t2lm9c/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744385151_t2lm9c/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744385151_t2lm9c/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744385151_t2lm9c/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744385151_t2lm9c/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744385151_t2lm9c/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744385151_t2lm9c/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

#262

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744385151_t2lm9c/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744385151_t2lm9c/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744385151_t2lm9c/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744385151_t2lm9c/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

#323

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744385151_t2lm9c/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744385151_t2lm9c/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

#355

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744385151_t2lm9c/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744385151_t2lm9c/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

#390

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744385151_t2lm9c/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744385151_t2lm9c/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

#425

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744385151_t2lm9c/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744385151_t2lm9c/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

#461

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744385151_t2lm9c/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744385151_t2lm9c/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

#497

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744385151_t2lm9c/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744385151_t2lm9c/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

#535

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744385151_t2lm9c/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744385151_t2lm9c/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

#575

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744385151_t2lm9c/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744385151_t2lm9c/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

#616

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744385151_t2lm9c/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744385151_t2lm9c/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

#657

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744385151_t2lm9c/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744385151_t2lm9c/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

#699

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744385151_t2lm9c/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✘ Failed to install plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer": Plugin has an invalid manifest file at /home/admin/.claude/plugins/cache/temp_local_1768744385151_t2lm9c/.claude-plugin/plugin.json. Validation errors: hooks: Invalid input make: *** [Makefile:10: install] Error 1

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#66

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✔ Successfully installed plugin: tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer (scope: user) Done. The plugin will rename your tmux window after each Claude response.

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#82

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✔ Successfully installed plugin: tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer (scope: user) Done. The plugin will rename your tmux window after each Claude response.

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✔ Successfully installed plugin: tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer (scope: user) Done. The plugin will rename your tmux window after each Claude response.

#99

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✔ Successfully installed plugin: tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer (scope: user) Done. The plugin will rename your tmux window after each Claude response.

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✔ Successfully installed plugin: tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer (scope: user) Done. The plugin will rename your tmux window after each Claude response.

#120

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✔ Successfully installed plugin: tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer (scope: user) Done. The plugin will rename your tmux window after each Claude response.

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✔ Successfully installed plugin: tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer (scope: user) Done. The plugin will rename your tmux window after each Claude response.

#142

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✔ Successfully installed plugin: tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer (scope: user) Done. The plugin will rename your tmux window after each Claude response.

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✔ Successfully installed plugin: tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer (scope: user) Done. The plugin will rename your tmux window after each Claude response.

#165

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✔ Successfully installed plugin: tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer (scope: user) Done. The plugin will rename your tmux window after each Claude response.

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✔ Successfully installed plugin: tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer (scope: user) Done. The plugin will rename your tmux window after each Claude response.

#188

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✔ Successfully installed plugin: tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer (scope: user) Done. The plugin will rename your tmux window after each Claude response.

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✔ Successfully installed plugin: tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer (scope: user) Done. The plugin will rename your tmux window after each Claude response.

#212

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✔ Successfully installed plugin: tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer (scope: user) Done. The plugin will rename your tmux window after each Claude response.

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✔ Successfully installed plugin: tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer (scope: user) Done. The plugin will rename your tmux window after each Claude response.

#237

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✔ Successfully installed plugin: tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer (scope: user) Done. The plugin will rename your tmux window after each Claude response.

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✔ Successfully installed plugin: tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer (scope: user) Done. The plugin will rename your tmux window after each Claude response.

#263

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✔ Successfully installed plugin: tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer (scope: user) Done. The plugin will rename your tmux window after each Claude response.

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✔ Successfully installed plugin: tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer (scope: user) Done. The plugin will rename your tmux window after each Claude response.

#293

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✔ Successfully installed plugin: tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer (scope: user) Done. The plugin will rename your tmux window after each Claude response.

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✔ Successfully installed plugin: tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer (scope: user) Done. The plugin will rename your tmux window after each Claude response.

#324

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✔ Successfully installed plugin: tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer (scope: user) Done. The plugin will rename your tmux window after each Claude response.

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✔ Successfully installed plugin: tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer (scope: user) Done. The plugin will rename your tmux window after each Claude response.

#356

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✔ Successfully installed plugin: tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer (scope: user) Done. The plugin will rename your tmux window after each Claude response.

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✔ Successfully installed plugin: tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer (scope: user) Done. The plugin will rename your tmux window after each Claude response.

#391

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✔ Successfully installed plugin: tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer (scope: user) Done. The plugin will rename your tmux window after each Claude response.

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✔ Successfully installed plugin: tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer (scope: user) Done. The plugin will rename your tmux window after each Claude response.

#426

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✔ Successfully installed plugin: tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer (scope: user) Done. The plugin will rename your tmux window after each Claude response.

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✔ Successfully installed plugin: tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer (scope: user) Done. The plugin will rename your tmux window after each Claude response.

#462

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✔ Successfully installed plugin: tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer (scope: user) Done. The plugin will rename your tmux window after each Claude response.

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✔ Successfully installed plugin: tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer (scope: user) Done. The plugin will rename your tmux window after each Claude response.

#498

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✔ Successfully installed plugin: tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer (scope: user) Done. The plugin will rename your tmux window after each Claude response.

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✔ Successfully installed plugin: tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer (scope: user) Done. The plugin will rename your tmux window after each Claude response.

#536

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✔ Successfully installed plugin: tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer (scope: user) Done. The plugin will rename your tmux window after each Claude response.

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✔ Successfully installed plugin: tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer (scope: user) Done. The plugin will rename your tmux window after each Claude response.

#576

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✔ Successfully installed plugin: tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer (scope: user) Done. The plugin will rename your tmux window after each Claude response.

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✔ Successfully installed plugin: tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer (scope: user) Done. The plugin will rename your tmux window after each Claude response.

#617

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✔ Successfully installed plugin: tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer (scope: user) Done. The plugin will rename your tmux window after each Claude response.

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✔ Successfully installed plugin: tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer (scope: user) Done. The plugin will rename your tmux window after each Claude response.

#658

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✔ Successfully installed plugin: tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer (scope: user) Done. The plugin will rename your tmux window after each Claude response.

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✔ Successfully installed plugin: tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer (scope: user) Done. The plugin will rename your tmux window after each Claude response.

#700

~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✔ Successfully installed plugin: tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer (scope: user) Done. The plugin will rename your tmux window after each Claude response.

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~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % make reinstall Cleaning up... claude plugin uninstall tmux-window-namer 2>/dev/null || true claude plugin marketplace remove claude-tmux-namer 2>/dev/null || true ✔ Successfully removed marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Done. Adding marketplace... claude plugin marketplace add "/home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer" Adding marketplace... ✔ Successfully added marketplace: claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin... claude plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer Installing plugin "tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer"... ✔ Successfully installed plugin: tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer (scope: user) Done. The plugin will rename your tmux window after each Claude response.

#67

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#68

If I screenshot this new plugin in action for the readme where should I put arrows and what should they say

Two arrows would tell the story:

  1. Arrow pointing to the tmux window/tab name (the status bar or tab showing something like "fixing auth bug") → Label: "Auto-generated from conversation context"

  2. Arrow pointing to the Claude conversation content (the messages/work visible in the pane) → Label: "Haiku summarizes this into 2-4 words"

If you want to keep it minimal, just one arrow pointing at the window name with: → "Updated automatically after each response"

#84

If I screenshot this new plugin in action for the readme where should I put arrows and what should they say

Two arrows would tell the story:

  1. Arrow pointing to the tmux window/tab name (the status bar or tab showing something like "fixing auth bug") → Label: "Auto-generated from conversation context"

  2. Arrow pointing to the Claude conversation content (the messages/work visible in the pane) → Label: "Haiku summarizes this into 2-4 words"

If you want to keep it minimal, just one arrow pointing at the window name with: → "Updated automatically after each response"

#101

If I screenshot this new plugin in action for the readme where should I put arrows and what should they say

Two arrows would tell the story:

  1. Arrow pointing to the tmux window/tab name (the status bar or tab showing something like "fixing auth bug") → Label: "Auto-generated from conversation context"

  2. Arrow pointing to the Claude conversation content (the messages/work visible in the pane) → Label: "Haiku summarizes this into 2-4 words"

If you want to keep it minimal, just one arrow pointing at the window name with: → "Updated automatically after each response"

#122

If I screenshot this new plugin in action for the readme where should I put arrows and what should they say

Two arrows would tell the story:

  1. Arrow pointing to the tmux window/tab name (the status bar or tab showing something like "fixing auth bug") → Label: "Auto-generated from conversation context"

  2. Arrow pointing to the Claude conversation content (the messages/work visible in the pane) → Label: "Haiku summarizes this into 2-4 words"

If you want to keep it minimal, just one arrow pointing at the window name with: → "Updated automatically after each response"

#144

If I screenshot this new plugin in action for the readme where should I put arrows and what should they say

Two arrows would tell the story:

  1. Arrow pointing to the tmux window/tab name (the status bar or tab showing something like "fixing auth bug") → Label: "Auto-generated from conversation context"

  2. Arrow pointing to the Claude conversation content (the messages/work visible in the pane) → Label: "Haiku summarizes this into 2-4 words"

If you want to keep it minimal, just one arrow pointing at the window name with: → "Updated automatically after each response"

#167

If I screenshot this new plugin in action for the readme where should I put arrows and what should they say

Two arrows would tell the story:

  1. Arrow pointing to the tmux window/tab name (the status bar or tab showing something like "fixing auth bug") → Label: "Auto-generated from conversation context"

  2. Arrow pointing to the Claude conversation content (the messages/work visible in the pane) → Label: "Haiku summarizes this into 2-4 words"

If you want to keep it minimal, just one arrow pointing at the window name with: → "Updated automatically after each response"

#190

If I screenshot this new plugin in action for the readme where should I put arrows and what should they say

Two arrows would tell the story:

  1. Arrow pointing to the tmux window/tab name (the status bar or tab showing something like "fixing auth bug") → Label: "Auto-generated from conversation context"

  2. Arrow pointing to the Claude conversation content (the messages/work visible in the pane) → Label: "Haiku summarizes this into 2-4 words"

If you want to keep it minimal, just one arrow pointing at the window name with: → "Updated automatically after each response"

#214

If I screenshot this new plugin in action for the readme where should I put arrows and what should they say

Two arrows would tell the story:

  1. Arrow pointing to the tmux window/tab name (the status bar or tab showing something like "fixing auth bug") → Label: "Auto-generated from conversation context"

  2. Arrow pointing to the Claude conversation content (the messages/work visible in the pane) → Label: "Haiku summarizes this into 2-4 words"

If you want to keep it minimal, just one arrow pointing at the window name with: → "Updated automatically after each response"

#239

If I screenshot this new plugin in action for the readme where should I put arrows and what should they say

Two arrows would tell the story:

  1. Arrow pointing to the tmux window/tab name (the status bar or tab showing something like "fixing auth bug") → Label: "Auto-generated from conversation context"

  2. Arrow pointing to the Claude conversation content (the messages/work visible in the pane) → Label: "Haiku summarizes this into 2-4 words"

If you want to keep it minimal, just one arrow pointing at the window name with: → "Updated automatically after each response"

#265

If I screenshot this new plugin in action for the readme where should I put arrows and what should they say

Two arrows would tell the story:

  1. Arrow pointing to the tmux window/tab name (the status bar or tab showing something like "fixing auth bug") → Label: "Auto-generated from conversation context"

  2. Arrow pointing to the Claude conversation content (the messages/work visible in the pane) → Label: "Haiku summarizes this into 2-4 words"

If you want to keep it minimal, just one arrow pointing at the window name with: → "Updated automatically after each response"

#295

If I screenshot this new plugin in action for the readme where should I put arrows and what should they say

Two arrows would tell the story:

  1. Arrow pointing to the tmux window/tab name (the status bar or tab showing something like "fixing auth bug") → Label: "Auto-generated from conversation context"

  2. Arrow pointing to the Claude conversation content (the messages/work visible in the pane) → Label: "Haiku summarizes this into 2-4 words"

If you want to keep it minimal, just one arrow pointing at the window name with: → "Updated automatically after each response"

#326

If I screenshot this new plugin in action for the readme where should I put arrows and what should they say

Two arrows would tell the story:

  1. Arrow pointing to the tmux window/tab name (the status bar or tab showing something like "fixing auth bug") → Label: "Auto-generated from conversation context"

  2. Arrow pointing to the Claude conversation content (the messages/work visible in the pane) → Label: "Haiku summarizes this into 2-4 words"

If you want to keep it minimal, just one arrow pointing at the window name with: → "Updated automatically after each response"

#358

If I screenshot this new plugin in action for the readme where should I put arrows and what should they say

Two arrows would tell the story:

  1. Arrow pointing to the tmux window/tab name (the status bar or tab showing something like "fixing auth bug") → Label: "Auto-generated from conversation context"

  2. Arrow pointing to the Claude conversation content (the messages/work visible in the pane) → Label: "Haiku summarizes this into 2-4 words"

If you want to keep it minimal, just one arrow pointing at the window name with: → "Updated automatically after each response"

#393

If I screenshot this new plugin in action for the readme where should I put arrows and what should they say

Two arrows would tell the story:

  1. Arrow pointing to the tmux window/tab name (the status bar or tab showing something like "fixing auth bug") → Label: "Auto-generated from conversation context"

  2. Arrow pointing to the Claude conversation content (the messages/work visible in the pane) → Label: "Haiku summarizes this into 2-4 words"

If you want to keep it minimal, just one arrow pointing at the window name with: → "Updated automatically after each response"

#428

If I screenshot this new plugin in action for the readme where should I put arrows and what should they say

Two arrows would tell the story:

  1. Arrow pointing to the tmux window/tab name (the status bar or tab showing something like "fixing auth bug") → Label: "Auto-generated from conversation context"

  2. Arrow pointing to the Claude conversation content (the messages/work visible in the pane) → Label: "Haiku summarizes this into 2-4 words"

If you want to keep it minimal, just one arrow pointing at the window name with: → "Updated automatically after each response"

#464

If I screenshot this new plugin in action for the readme where should I put arrows and what should they say

Two arrows would tell the story:

  1. Arrow pointing to the tmux window/tab name (the status bar or tab showing something like "fixing auth bug") → Label: "Auto-generated from conversation context"

  2. Arrow pointing to the Claude conversation content (the messages/work visible in the pane) → Label: "Haiku summarizes this into 2-4 words"

If you want to keep it minimal, just one arrow pointing at the window name with: → "Updated automatically after each response"

#500

If I screenshot this new plugin in action for the readme where should I put arrows and what should they say

Two arrows would tell the story:

  1. Arrow pointing to the tmux window/tab name (the status bar or tab showing something like "fixing auth bug") → Label: "Auto-generated from conversation context"

  2. Arrow pointing to the Claude conversation content (the messages/work visible in the pane) → Label: "Haiku summarizes this into 2-4 words"

If you want to keep it minimal, just one arrow pointing at the window name with: → "Updated automatically after each response"

#538

If I screenshot this new plugin in action for the readme where should I put arrows and what should they say

Two arrows would tell the story:

  1. Arrow pointing to the tmux window/tab name (the status bar or tab showing something like "fixing auth bug") → Label: "Auto-generated from conversation context"

  2. Arrow pointing to the Claude conversation content (the messages/work visible in the pane) → Label: "Haiku summarizes this into 2-4 words"

If you want to keep it minimal, just one arrow pointing at the window name with: → "Updated automatically after each response"

#578

If I screenshot this new plugin in action for the readme where should I put arrows and what should they say

Two arrows would tell the story:

  1. Arrow pointing to the tmux window/tab name (the status bar or tab showing something like "fixing auth bug") → Label: "Auto-generated from conversation context"

  2. Arrow pointing to the Claude conversation content (the messages/work visible in the pane) → Label: "Haiku summarizes this into 2-4 words"

If you want to keep it minimal, just one arrow pointing at the window name with: → "Updated automatically after each response"

#619

If I screenshot this new plugin in action for the readme where should I put arrows and what should they say

Two arrows would tell the story:

  1. Arrow pointing to the tmux window/tab name (the status bar or tab showing something like "fixing auth bug") → Label: "Auto-generated from conversation context"

  2. Arrow pointing to the Claude conversation content (the messages/work visible in the pane) → Label: "Haiku summarizes this into 2-4 words"

If you want to keep it minimal, just one arrow pointing at the window name with: → "Updated automatically after each response"

#660

If I screenshot this new plugin in action for the readme where should I put arrows and what should they say

Two arrows would tell the story:

  1. Arrow pointing to the tmux window/tab name (the status bar or tab showing something like "fixing auth bug") → Label: "Auto-generated from conversation context"

  2. Arrow pointing to the Claude conversation content (the messages/work visible in the pane) → Label: "Haiku summarizes this into 2-4 words"

If you want to keep it minimal, just one arrow pointing at the window name with: → "Updated automatically after each response"

#702

If I screenshot this new plugin in action for the readme where should I put arrows and what should they say

Two arrows would tell the story:

  1. Arrow pointing to the tmux window/tab name (the status bar or tab showing something like "fixing auth bug") → Label: "Auto-generated from conversation context"

  2. Arrow pointing to the Claude conversation content (the messages/work visible in the pane) → Label: "Haiku summarizes this into 2-4 words"

If you want to keep it minimal, just one arrow pointing at the window name with: → "Updated automatically after each response"

#69

b3b41d0 /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output failed

Background command "Test inline without backgrounding" failed with exit code 137

Read the output file to retrieve the result: /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output

10 bash · 1 read · 1 edit · 1 todo

Session didn't change. The issue is: when running via --continue, there's no prior conversation to continue from in that test context.

To answer your question: the hook gets the tmux session from the $TMUX environment variable that's inherited from the parent shell. When you're in tmux, $TMUX contains the socket path and session info. The tmux rename-session command uses this to target the current session.

The problem is the claude --continue command — it needs an existing session to continue from. Let me test manually what Haiku gets.

The session is still "pair", but you're seeing the window name changed. Those are different:

  • Session name: tmux rename-session — what we're targeting
  • Window name: tmux rename-window — the tab/window within a session

If "tmux window name strategy" appeared as the window name, something worked but targeted the wrong thing. Let me check.

#85

b3b41d0 /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output failed

Background command "Test inline without backgrounding" failed with exit code 137

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b3b41d0 /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output failed

Background command "Test inline without backgrounding" failed with exit code 137

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#102

b3b41d0 /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output failed

Background command "Test inline without backgrounding" failed with exit code 137

Read the output file to retrieve the result: /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output

b3b41d0 /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output failed

Background command "Test inline without backgrounding" failed with exit code 137

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#123

b3b41d0 /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output failed

Background command "Test inline without backgrounding" failed with exit code 137

Read the output file to retrieve the result: /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output

b3b41d0 /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output failed

Background command "Test inline without backgrounding" failed with exit code 137

Read the output file to retrieve the result: /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output

#145

b3b41d0 /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output failed

Background command "Test inline without backgrounding" failed with exit code 137

Read the output file to retrieve the result: /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output

b3b41d0 /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output failed

Background command "Test inline without backgrounding" failed with exit code 137

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#168

b3b41d0 /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output failed

Background command "Test inline without backgrounding" failed with exit code 137

Read the output file to retrieve the result: /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output

b3b41d0 /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output failed

Background command "Test inline without backgrounding" failed with exit code 137

Read the output file to retrieve the result: /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output

#191

b3b41d0 /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output failed

Background command "Test inline without backgrounding" failed with exit code 137

Read the output file to retrieve the result: /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output

b3b41d0 /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output failed

Background command "Test inline without backgrounding" failed with exit code 137

Read the output file to retrieve the result: /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output

#215

b3b41d0 /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output failed

Background command "Test inline without backgrounding" failed with exit code 137

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b3b41d0 /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output failed

Background command "Test inline without backgrounding" failed with exit code 137

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#240

b3b41d0 /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output failed

Background command "Test inline without backgrounding" failed with exit code 137

Read the output file to retrieve the result: /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output

b3b41d0 /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output failed

Background command "Test inline without backgrounding" failed with exit code 137

Read the output file to retrieve the result: /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output

#266

b3b41d0 /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output failed

Background command "Test inline without backgrounding" failed with exit code 137

Read the output file to retrieve the result: /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output

b3b41d0 /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output failed

Background command "Test inline without backgrounding" failed with exit code 137

Read the output file to retrieve the result: /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output

#296

b3b41d0 /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output failed

Background command "Test inline without backgrounding" failed with exit code 137

Read the output file to retrieve the result: /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output

b3b41d0 /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output failed

Background command "Test inline without backgrounding" failed with exit code 137

Read the output file to retrieve the result: /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output

#327

b3b41d0 /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output failed

Background command "Test inline without backgrounding" failed with exit code 137

Read the output file to retrieve the result: /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output

b3b41d0 /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output failed

Background command "Test inline without backgrounding" failed with exit code 137

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#359

b3b41d0 /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output failed

Background command "Test inline without backgrounding" failed with exit code 137

Read the output file to retrieve the result: /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output

b3b41d0 /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output failed

Background command "Test inline without backgrounding" failed with exit code 137

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#394

b3b41d0 /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output failed

Background command "Test inline without backgrounding" failed with exit code 137

Read the output file to retrieve the result: /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output

b3b41d0 /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output failed

Background command "Test inline without backgrounding" failed with exit code 137

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#429

b3b41d0 /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output failed

Background command "Test inline without backgrounding" failed with exit code 137

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b3b41d0 /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output failed

Background command "Test inline without backgrounding" failed with exit code 137

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#465

b3b41d0 /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output failed

Background command "Test inline without backgrounding" failed with exit code 137

Read the output file to retrieve the result: /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output

b3b41d0 /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output failed

Background command "Test inline without backgrounding" failed with exit code 137

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#501

b3b41d0 /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output failed

Background command "Test inline without backgrounding" failed with exit code 137

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b3b41d0 /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output failed

Background command "Test inline without backgrounding" failed with exit code 137

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#539

b3b41d0 /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output failed

Background command "Test inline without backgrounding" failed with exit code 137

Read the output file to retrieve the result: /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output

b3b41d0 /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output failed

Background command "Test inline without backgrounding" failed with exit code 137

Read the output file to retrieve the result: /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output

#579

b3b41d0 /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output failed

Background command "Test inline without backgrounding" failed with exit code 137

Read the output file to retrieve the result: /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output

b3b41d0 /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output failed

Background command "Test inline without backgrounding" failed with exit code 137

Read the output file to retrieve the result: /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output

#620

b3b41d0 /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output failed

Background command "Test inline without backgrounding" failed with exit code 137

Read the output file to retrieve the result: /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output

b3b41d0 /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output failed

Background command "Test inline without backgrounding" failed with exit code 137

Read the output file to retrieve the result: /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output

#661

b3b41d0 /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output failed

Background command "Test inline without backgrounding" failed with exit code 137

Read the output file to retrieve the result: /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output

b3b41d0 /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output failed

Background command "Test inline without backgrounding" failed with exit code 137

Read the output file to retrieve the result: /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output

#703

b3b41d0 /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output failed

Background command "Test inline without backgrounding" failed with exit code 137

Read the output file to retrieve the result: /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output

b3b41d0 /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output failed

Background command "Test inline without backgrounding" failed with exit code 137

Read the output file to retrieve the result: /tmp/claude/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/tasks/b3b41d0.output

#86

Summarize what we did and how this works

10 bash · 1 read · 1 edit · 1 todo

Summary: claude-tmux-namer

What we built: A Claude Code plugin that automatically names your tmux window based on what you're working on.

How it works: 1. A Stop hook fires after every Claude response 2. The hook runs a zsh script that invokes Haiku with claude --continue --model haiku --print 3. --continue gives Haiku access to the full conversation context 4. Haiku generates a 2-4 word lowercase phrase (e.g., "tmux window naming") 5. The script runs tmux rename-window with that phrase

Key technical learnings: - Plugin marketplace.json requires owner.name and source as string path ("./") - Stop hooks need nested structure: Stop[].hooks[] not Stop[] directly - Paths in plugin.json use ./ prefix, relative to plugin root - Use ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT} for script paths in hooks - Zsh uses &! for background+disown (not & disown)

Files:

claude-tmux-namer/
├── .claude-plugin/
│   ├── plugin.json      # Manifest with inline Stop hook
│   └── marketplace.json # Marketplace definition
├── scripts/
│   └── tmux-namer.zsh   # The hook script
├── Makefile             # install/uninstall/clean/reinstall
└── README.md

Installation:

/plugin marketplace add git@github.com:cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer.git
/plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer

Repo: https://github.com/cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer (public)

Session didn't change. The issue is: when running via --continue, there's no prior conversation to continue from in that test context.

To answer your question: the hook gets the tmux session from the $TMUX environment variable that's inherited from the parent shell. When you're in tmux, $TMUX contains the socket path and session info. The tmux rename-session command uses this to target the current session.

The problem is the claude --continue command — it needs an existing session to continue from. Let me test manually what Haiku gets.

The session is still "pair", but you're seeing the window name changed. Those are different:

  • Session name: tmux rename-session — what we're targeting
  • Window name: tmux rename-window — the tab/window within a session

If "tmux window name strategy" appeared as the window name, something worked but targeted the wrong thing. Let me check.

#103

Summarize what we did and how this works

Summary: claude-tmux-namer

What we built: A Claude Code plugin that automatically names your tmux window based on what you're working on.

How it works: 1. A Stop hook fires after every Claude response 2. The hook runs a zsh script that invokes Haiku with claude --continue --model haiku --print 3. --continue gives Haiku access to the full conversation context 4. Haiku generates a 2-4 word lowercase phrase (e.g., "tmux window naming") 5. The script runs tmux rename-window with that phrase

Key technical learnings: - Plugin marketplace.json requires owner.name and source as string path ("./") - Stop hooks need nested structure: Stop[].hooks[] not Stop[] directly - Paths in plugin.json use ./ prefix, relative to plugin root - Use ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT} for script paths in hooks - Zsh uses &! for background+disown (not & disown)

Files:

claude-tmux-namer/
├── .claude-plugin/
│   ├── plugin.json      # Manifest with inline Stop hook
│   └── marketplace.json # Marketplace definition
├── scripts/
│   └── tmux-namer.zsh   # The hook script
├── Makefile             # install/uninstall/clean/reinstall
└── README.md

Installation:

/plugin marketplace add git@github.com:cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer.git
/plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer

Repo: https://github.com/cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer (public)

#124

Summarize what we did and how this works

Summary: claude-tmux-namer

What we built: A Claude Code plugin that automatically names your tmux window based on what you're working on.

How it works: 1. A Stop hook fires after every Claude response 2. The hook runs a zsh script that invokes Haiku with claude --continue --model haiku --print 3. --continue gives Haiku access to the full conversation context 4. Haiku generates a 2-4 word lowercase phrase (e.g., "tmux window naming") 5. The script runs tmux rename-window with that phrase

Key technical learnings: - Plugin marketplace.json requires owner.name and source as string path ("./") - Stop hooks need nested structure: Stop[].hooks[] not Stop[] directly - Paths in plugin.json use ./ prefix, relative to plugin root - Use ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT} for script paths in hooks - Zsh uses &! for background+disown (not & disown)

Files:

claude-tmux-namer/
├── .claude-plugin/
│   ├── plugin.json      # Manifest with inline Stop hook
│   └── marketplace.json # Marketplace definition
├── scripts/
│   └── tmux-namer.zsh   # The hook script
├── Makefile             # install/uninstall/clean/reinstall
└── README.md

Installation:

/plugin marketplace add git@github.com:cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer.git
/plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer

Repo: https://github.com/cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer (public)

#146

Summarize what we did and how this works

Summary: claude-tmux-namer

What we built: A Claude Code plugin that automatically names your tmux window based on what you're working on.

How it works: 1. A Stop hook fires after every Claude response 2. The hook runs a zsh script that invokes Haiku with claude --continue --model haiku --print 3. --continue gives Haiku access to the full conversation context 4. Haiku generates a 2-4 word lowercase phrase (e.g., "tmux window naming") 5. The script runs tmux rename-window with that phrase

Key technical learnings: - Plugin marketplace.json requires owner.name and source as string path ("./") - Stop hooks need nested structure: Stop[].hooks[] not Stop[] directly - Paths in plugin.json use ./ prefix, relative to plugin root - Use ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT} for script paths in hooks - Zsh uses &! for background+disown (not & disown)

Files:

claude-tmux-namer/
├── .claude-plugin/
│   ├── plugin.json      # Manifest with inline Stop hook
│   └── marketplace.json # Marketplace definition
├── scripts/
│   └── tmux-namer.zsh   # The hook script
├── Makefile             # install/uninstall/clean/reinstall
└── README.md

Installation:

/plugin marketplace add git@github.com:cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer.git
/plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer

Repo: https://github.com/cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer (public)

#169

Summarize what we did and how this works

Summary: claude-tmux-namer

What we built: A Claude Code plugin that automatically names your tmux window based on what you're working on.

How it works: 1. A Stop hook fires after every Claude response 2. The hook runs a zsh script that invokes Haiku with claude --continue --model haiku --print 3. --continue gives Haiku access to the full conversation context 4. Haiku generates a 2-4 word lowercase phrase (e.g., "tmux window naming") 5. The script runs tmux rename-window with that phrase

Key technical learnings: - Plugin marketplace.json requires owner.name and source as string path ("./") - Stop hooks need nested structure: Stop[].hooks[] not Stop[] directly - Paths in plugin.json use ./ prefix, relative to plugin root - Use ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT} for script paths in hooks - Zsh uses &! for background+disown (not & disown)

Files:

claude-tmux-namer/
├── .claude-plugin/
│   ├── plugin.json      # Manifest with inline Stop hook
│   └── marketplace.json # Marketplace definition
├── scripts/
│   └── tmux-namer.zsh   # The hook script
├── Makefile             # install/uninstall/clean/reinstall
└── README.md

Installation:

/plugin marketplace add git@github.com:cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer.git
/plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer

Repo: https://github.com/cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer (public)

#192

Summarize what we did and how this works

Summary: claude-tmux-namer

What we built: A Claude Code plugin that automatically names your tmux window based on what you're working on.

How it works: 1. A Stop hook fires after every Claude response 2. The hook runs a zsh script that invokes Haiku with claude --continue --model haiku --print 3. --continue gives Haiku access to the full conversation context 4. Haiku generates a 2-4 word lowercase phrase (e.g., "tmux window naming") 5. The script runs tmux rename-window with that phrase

Key technical learnings: - Plugin marketplace.json requires owner.name and source as string path ("./") - Stop hooks need nested structure: Stop[].hooks[] not Stop[] directly - Paths in plugin.json use ./ prefix, relative to plugin root - Use ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT} for script paths in hooks - Zsh uses &! for background+disown (not & disown)

Files:

claude-tmux-namer/
├── .claude-plugin/
│   ├── plugin.json      # Manifest with inline Stop hook
│   └── marketplace.json # Marketplace definition
├── scripts/
│   └── tmux-namer.zsh   # The hook script
├── Makefile             # install/uninstall/clean/reinstall
└── README.md

Installation:

/plugin marketplace add git@github.com:cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer.git
/plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer

Repo: https://github.com/cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer (public)

#216

Summarize what we did and how this works

Summary: claude-tmux-namer

What we built: A Claude Code plugin that automatically names your tmux window based on what you're working on.

How it works: 1. A Stop hook fires after every Claude response 2. The hook runs a zsh script that invokes Haiku with claude --continue --model haiku --print 3. --continue gives Haiku access to the full conversation context 4. Haiku generates a 2-4 word lowercase phrase (e.g., "tmux window naming") 5. The script runs tmux rename-window with that phrase

Key technical learnings: - Plugin marketplace.json requires owner.name and source as string path ("./") - Stop hooks need nested structure: Stop[].hooks[] not Stop[] directly - Paths in plugin.json use ./ prefix, relative to plugin root - Use ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT} for script paths in hooks - Zsh uses &! for background+disown (not & disown)

Files:

claude-tmux-namer/
├── .claude-plugin/
│   ├── plugin.json      # Manifest with inline Stop hook
│   └── marketplace.json # Marketplace definition
├── scripts/
│   └── tmux-namer.zsh   # The hook script
├── Makefile             # install/uninstall/clean/reinstall
└── README.md

Installation:

/plugin marketplace add git@github.com:cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer.git
/plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer

Repo: https://github.com/cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer (public)

#241

Summarize what we did and how this works

Summary: claude-tmux-namer

What we built: A Claude Code plugin that automatically names your tmux window based on what you're working on.

How it works: 1. A Stop hook fires after every Claude response 2. The hook runs a zsh script that invokes Haiku with claude --continue --model haiku --print 3. --continue gives Haiku access to the full conversation context 4. Haiku generates a 2-4 word lowercase phrase (e.g., "tmux window naming") 5. The script runs tmux rename-window with that phrase

Key technical learnings: - Plugin marketplace.json requires owner.name and source as string path ("./") - Stop hooks need nested structure: Stop[].hooks[] not Stop[] directly - Paths in plugin.json use ./ prefix, relative to plugin root - Use ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT} for script paths in hooks - Zsh uses &! for background+disown (not & disown)

Files:

claude-tmux-namer/
├── .claude-plugin/
│   ├── plugin.json      # Manifest with inline Stop hook
│   └── marketplace.json # Marketplace definition
├── scripts/
│   └── tmux-namer.zsh   # The hook script
├── Makefile             # install/uninstall/clean/reinstall
└── README.md

Installation:

/plugin marketplace add git@github.com:cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer.git
/plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer

Repo: https://github.com/cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer (public)

#267

Summarize what we did and how this works

Summary: claude-tmux-namer

What we built: A Claude Code plugin that automatically names your tmux window based on what you're working on.

How it works: 1. A Stop hook fires after every Claude response 2. The hook runs a zsh script that invokes Haiku with claude --continue --model haiku --print 3. --continue gives Haiku access to the full conversation context 4. Haiku generates a 2-4 word lowercase phrase (e.g., "tmux window naming") 5. The script runs tmux rename-window with that phrase

Key technical learnings: - Plugin marketplace.json requires owner.name and source as string path ("./") - Stop hooks need nested structure: Stop[].hooks[] not Stop[] directly - Paths in plugin.json use ./ prefix, relative to plugin root - Use ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT} for script paths in hooks - Zsh uses &! for background+disown (not & disown)

Files:

claude-tmux-namer/
├── .claude-plugin/
│   ├── plugin.json      # Manifest with inline Stop hook
│   └── marketplace.json # Marketplace definition
├── scripts/
│   └── tmux-namer.zsh   # The hook script
├── Makefile             # install/uninstall/clean/reinstall
└── README.md

Installation:

/plugin marketplace add git@github.com:cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer.git
/plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer

Repo: https://github.com/cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer (public)

#297

Summarize what we did and how this works

Summary: claude-tmux-namer

What we built: A Claude Code plugin that automatically names your tmux window based on what you're working on.

How it works: 1. A Stop hook fires after every Claude response 2. The hook runs a zsh script that invokes Haiku with claude --continue --model haiku --print 3. --continue gives Haiku access to the full conversation context 4. Haiku generates a 2-4 word lowercase phrase (e.g., "tmux window naming") 5. The script runs tmux rename-window with that phrase

Key technical learnings: - Plugin marketplace.json requires owner.name and source as string path ("./") - Stop hooks need nested structure: Stop[].hooks[] not Stop[] directly - Paths in plugin.json use ./ prefix, relative to plugin root - Use ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT} for script paths in hooks - Zsh uses &! for background+disown (not & disown)

Files:

claude-tmux-namer/
├── .claude-plugin/
│   ├── plugin.json      # Manifest with inline Stop hook
│   └── marketplace.json # Marketplace definition
├── scripts/
│   └── tmux-namer.zsh   # The hook script
├── Makefile             # install/uninstall/clean/reinstall
└── README.md

Installation:

/plugin marketplace add git@github.com:cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer.git
/plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer

Repo: https://github.com/cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer (public)

#328

Summarize what we did and how this works

Summary: claude-tmux-namer

What we built: A Claude Code plugin that automatically names your tmux window based on what you're working on.

How it works: 1. A Stop hook fires after every Claude response 2. The hook runs a zsh script that invokes Haiku with claude --continue --model haiku --print 3. --continue gives Haiku access to the full conversation context 4. Haiku generates a 2-4 word lowercase phrase (e.g., "tmux window naming") 5. The script runs tmux rename-window with that phrase

Key technical learnings: - Plugin marketplace.json requires owner.name and source as string path ("./") - Stop hooks need nested structure: Stop[].hooks[] not Stop[] directly - Paths in plugin.json use ./ prefix, relative to plugin root - Use ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT} for script paths in hooks - Zsh uses &! for background+disown (not & disown)

Files:

claude-tmux-namer/
├── .claude-plugin/
│   ├── plugin.json      # Manifest with inline Stop hook
│   └── marketplace.json # Marketplace definition
├── scripts/
│   └── tmux-namer.zsh   # The hook script
├── Makefile             # install/uninstall/clean/reinstall
└── README.md

Installation:

/plugin marketplace add git@github.com:cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer.git
/plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer

Repo: https://github.com/cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer (public)

#360

Summarize what we did and how this works

Summary: claude-tmux-namer

What we built: A Claude Code plugin that automatically names your tmux window based on what you're working on.

How it works: 1. A Stop hook fires after every Claude response 2. The hook runs a zsh script that invokes Haiku with claude --continue --model haiku --print 3. --continue gives Haiku access to the full conversation context 4. Haiku generates a 2-4 word lowercase phrase (e.g., "tmux window naming") 5. The script runs tmux rename-window with that phrase

Key technical learnings: - Plugin marketplace.json requires owner.name and source as string path ("./") - Stop hooks need nested structure: Stop[].hooks[] not Stop[] directly - Paths in plugin.json use ./ prefix, relative to plugin root - Use ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT} for script paths in hooks - Zsh uses &! for background+disown (not & disown)

Files:

claude-tmux-namer/
├── .claude-plugin/
│   ├── plugin.json      # Manifest with inline Stop hook
│   └── marketplace.json # Marketplace definition
├── scripts/
│   └── tmux-namer.zsh   # The hook script
├── Makefile             # install/uninstall/clean/reinstall
└── README.md

Installation:

/plugin marketplace add git@github.com:cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer.git
/plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer

Repo: https://github.com/cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer (public)

#395

Summarize what we did and how this works

Summary: claude-tmux-namer

What we built: A Claude Code plugin that automatically names your tmux window based on what you're working on.

How it works: 1. A Stop hook fires after every Claude response 2. The hook runs a zsh script that invokes Haiku with claude --continue --model haiku --print 3. --continue gives Haiku access to the full conversation context 4. Haiku generates a 2-4 word lowercase phrase (e.g., "tmux window naming") 5. The script runs tmux rename-window with that phrase

Key technical learnings: - Plugin marketplace.json requires owner.name and source as string path ("./") - Stop hooks need nested structure: Stop[].hooks[] not Stop[] directly - Paths in plugin.json use ./ prefix, relative to plugin root - Use ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT} for script paths in hooks - Zsh uses &! for background+disown (not & disown)

Files:

claude-tmux-namer/
├── .claude-plugin/
│   ├── plugin.json      # Manifest with inline Stop hook
│   └── marketplace.json # Marketplace definition
├── scripts/
│   └── tmux-namer.zsh   # The hook script
├── Makefile             # install/uninstall/clean/reinstall
└── README.md

Installation:

/plugin marketplace add git@github.com:cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer.git
/plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer

Repo: https://github.com/cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer (public)

#430

Summarize what we did and how this works

Summary: claude-tmux-namer

What we built: A Claude Code plugin that automatically names your tmux window based on what you're working on.

How it works: 1. A Stop hook fires after every Claude response 2. The hook runs a zsh script that invokes Haiku with claude --continue --model haiku --print 3. --continue gives Haiku access to the full conversation context 4. Haiku generates a 2-4 word lowercase phrase (e.g., "tmux window naming") 5. The script runs tmux rename-window with that phrase

Key technical learnings: - Plugin marketplace.json requires owner.name and source as string path ("./") - Stop hooks need nested structure: Stop[].hooks[] not Stop[] directly - Paths in plugin.json use ./ prefix, relative to plugin root - Use ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT} for script paths in hooks - Zsh uses &! for background+disown (not & disown)

Files:

claude-tmux-namer/
├── .claude-plugin/
│   ├── plugin.json      # Manifest with inline Stop hook
│   └── marketplace.json # Marketplace definition
├── scripts/
│   └── tmux-namer.zsh   # The hook script
├── Makefile             # install/uninstall/clean/reinstall
└── README.md

Installation:

/plugin marketplace add git@github.com:cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer.git
/plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer

Repo: https://github.com/cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer (public)

#466

Summarize what we did and how this works

Summary: claude-tmux-namer

What we built: A Claude Code plugin that automatically names your tmux window based on what you're working on.

How it works: 1. A Stop hook fires after every Claude response 2. The hook runs a zsh script that invokes Haiku with claude --continue --model haiku --print 3. --continue gives Haiku access to the full conversation context 4. Haiku generates a 2-4 word lowercase phrase (e.g., "tmux window naming") 5. The script runs tmux rename-window with that phrase

Key technical learnings: - Plugin marketplace.json requires owner.name and source as string path ("./") - Stop hooks need nested structure: Stop[].hooks[] not Stop[] directly - Paths in plugin.json use ./ prefix, relative to plugin root - Use ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT} for script paths in hooks - Zsh uses &! for background+disown (not & disown)

Files:

claude-tmux-namer/
├── .claude-plugin/
│   ├── plugin.json      # Manifest with inline Stop hook
│   └── marketplace.json # Marketplace definition
├── scripts/
│   └── tmux-namer.zsh   # The hook script
├── Makefile             # install/uninstall/clean/reinstall
└── README.md

Installation:

/plugin marketplace add git@github.com:cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer.git
/plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer

Repo: https://github.com/cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer (public)

#502

Summarize what we did and how this works

Summary: claude-tmux-namer

What we built: A Claude Code plugin that automatically names your tmux window based on what you're working on.

How it works: 1. A Stop hook fires after every Claude response 2. The hook runs a zsh script that invokes Haiku with claude --continue --model haiku --print 3. --continue gives Haiku access to the full conversation context 4. Haiku generates a 2-4 word lowercase phrase (e.g., "tmux window naming") 5. The script runs tmux rename-window with that phrase

Key technical learnings: - Plugin marketplace.json requires owner.name and source as string path ("./") - Stop hooks need nested structure: Stop[].hooks[] not Stop[] directly - Paths in plugin.json use ./ prefix, relative to plugin root - Use ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT} for script paths in hooks - Zsh uses &! for background+disown (not & disown)

Files:

claude-tmux-namer/
├── .claude-plugin/
│   ├── plugin.json      # Manifest with inline Stop hook
│   └── marketplace.json # Marketplace definition
├── scripts/
│   └── tmux-namer.zsh   # The hook script
├── Makefile             # install/uninstall/clean/reinstall
└── README.md

Installation:

/plugin marketplace add git@github.com:cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer.git
/plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer

Repo: https://github.com/cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer (public)

#540

Summarize what we did and how this works

Summary: claude-tmux-namer

What we built: A Claude Code plugin that automatically names your tmux window based on what you're working on.

How it works: 1. A Stop hook fires after every Claude response 2. The hook runs a zsh script that invokes Haiku with claude --continue --model haiku --print 3. --continue gives Haiku access to the full conversation context 4. Haiku generates a 2-4 word lowercase phrase (e.g., "tmux window naming") 5. The script runs tmux rename-window with that phrase

Key technical learnings: - Plugin marketplace.json requires owner.name and source as string path ("./") - Stop hooks need nested structure: Stop[].hooks[] not Stop[] directly - Paths in plugin.json use ./ prefix, relative to plugin root - Use ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT} for script paths in hooks - Zsh uses &! for background+disown (not & disown)

Files:

claude-tmux-namer/
├── .claude-plugin/
│   ├── plugin.json      # Manifest with inline Stop hook
│   └── marketplace.json # Marketplace definition
├── scripts/
│   └── tmux-namer.zsh   # The hook script
├── Makefile             # install/uninstall/clean/reinstall
└── README.md

Installation:

/plugin marketplace add git@github.com:cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer.git
/plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer

Repo: https://github.com/cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer (public)

#580

Summarize what we did and how this works

Summary: claude-tmux-namer

What we built: A Claude Code plugin that automatically names your tmux window based on what you're working on.

How it works: 1. A Stop hook fires after every Claude response 2. The hook runs a zsh script that invokes Haiku with claude --continue --model haiku --print 3. --continue gives Haiku access to the full conversation context 4. Haiku generates a 2-4 word lowercase phrase (e.g., "tmux window naming") 5. The script runs tmux rename-window with that phrase

Key technical learnings: - Plugin marketplace.json requires owner.name and source as string path ("./") - Stop hooks need nested structure: Stop[].hooks[] not Stop[] directly - Paths in plugin.json use ./ prefix, relative to plugin root - Use ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT} for script paths in hooks - Zsh uses &! for background+disown (not & disown)

Files:

claude-tmux-namer/
├── .claude-plugin/
│   ├── plugin.json      # Manifest with inline Stop hook
│   └── marketplace.json # Marketplace definition
├── scripts/
│   └── tmux-namer.zsh   # The hook script
├── Makefile             # install/uninstall/clean/reinstall
└── README.md

Installation:

/plugin marketplace add git@github.com:cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer.git
/plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer

Repo: https://github.com/cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer (public)

#621

Summarize what we did and how this works

Summary: claude-tmux-namer

What we built: A Claude Code plugin that automatically names your tmux window based on what you're working on.

How it works: 1. A Stop hook fires after every Claude response 2. The hook runs a zsh script that invokes Haiku with claude --continue --model haiku --print 3. --continue gives Haiku access to the full conversation context 4. Haiku generates a 2-4 word lowercase phrase (e.g., "tmux window naming") 5. The script runs tmux rename-window with that phrase

Key technical learnings: - Plugin marketplace.json requires owner.name and source as string path ("./") - Stop hooks need nested structure: Stop[].hooks[] not Stop[] directly - Paths in plugin.json use ./ prefix, relative to plugin root - Use ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT} for script paths in hooks - Zsh uses &! for background+disown (not & disown)

Files:

claude-tmux-namer/
├── .claude-plugin/
│   ├── plugin.json      # Manifest with inline Stop hook
│   └── marketplace.json # Marketplace definition
├── scripts/
│   └── tmux-namer.zsh   # The hook script
├── Makefile             # install/uninstall/clean/reinstall
└── README.md

Installation:

/plugin marketplace add git@github.com:cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer.git
/plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer

Repo: https://github.com/cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer (public)

#662

Summarize what we did and how this works

Summary: claude-tmux-namer

What we built: A Claude Code plugin that automatically names your tmux window based on what you're working on.

How it works: 1. A Stop hook fires after every Claude response 2. The hook runs a zsh script that invokes Haiku with claude --continue --model haiku --print 3. --continue gives Haiku access to the full conversation context 4. Haiku generates a 2-4 word lowercase phrase (e.g., "tmux window naming") 5. The script runs tmux rename-window with that phrase

Key technical learnings: - Plugin marketplace.json requires owner.name and source as string path ("./") - Stop hooks need nested structure: Stop[].hooks[] not Stop[] directly - Paths in plugin.json use ./ prefix, relative to plugin root - Use ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT} for script paths in hooks - Zsh uses &! for background+disown (not & disown)

Files:

claude-tmux-namer/
├── .claude-plugin/
│   ├── plugin.json      # Manifest with inline Stop hook
│   └── marketplace.json # Marketplace definition
├── scripts/
│   └── tmux-namer.zsh   # The hook script
├── Makefile             # install/uninstall/clean/reinstall
└── README.md

Installation:

/plugin marketplace add git@github.com:cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer.git
/plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer

Repo: https://github.com/cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer (public)

#704

Summarize what we did and how this works

Summary: claude-tmux-namer

What we built: A Claude Code plugin that automatically names your tmux window based on what you're working on.

How it works: 1. A Stop hook fires after every Claude response 2. The hook runs a zsh script that invokes Haiku with claude --continue --model haiku --print 3. --continue gives Haiku access to the full conversation context 4. Haiku generates a 2-4 word lowercase phrase (e.g., "tmux window naming") 5. The script runs tmux rename-window with that phrase

Key technical learnings: - Plugin marketplace.json requires owner.name and source as string path ("./") - Stop hooks need nested structure: Stop[].hooks[] not Stop[] directly - Paths in plugin.json use ./ prefix, relative to plugin root - Use ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT} for script paths in hooks - Zsh uses &! for background+disown (not & disown)

Files:

claude-tmux-namer/
├── .claude-plugin/
│   ├── plugin.json      # Manifest with inline Stop hook
│   └── marketplace.json # Marketplace definition
├── scripts/
│   └── tmux-namer.zsh   # The hook script
├── Makefile             # install/uninstall/clean/reinstall
└── README.md

Installation:

/plugin marketplace add git@github.com:cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer.git
/plugin install tmux-window-namer@claude-tmux-namer

Repo: https://github.com/cosgroveb/claude-tmux-namer (public)

#104

Generate a 2-4 word lowercase phrase describing this work session. Output ONLY the phrase, nothing else. {"session_id":"6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395","transcript_path":"/home/admin/.claude/projects/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395.jsonl","cwd":"/home/admin/.local/share/chezmoi","permission_mode":"default","hook_event_name":"Stop","stop_hook_active":false}

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Session didn't change. The issue is: when running via --continue, there's no prior conversation to continue from in that test context.

To answer your question: the hook gets the tmux session from the $TMUX environment variable that's inherited from the parent shell. When you're in tmux, $TMUX contains the socket path and session info. The tmux rename-session command uses this to target the current session.

The problem is the claude --continue command — it needs an existing session to continue from. Let me test manually what Haiku gets.

The session is still "pair", but you're seeing the window name changed. Those are different:

  • Session name: tmux rename-session — what we're targeting
  • Window name: tmux rename-window — the tab/window within a session

If "tmux window name strategy" appeared as the window name, something worked but targeted the wrong thing. Let me check.

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#128

Generate a 2-4 word lowercase phrase describing this work session. Output ONLY the phrase, nothing else. {"session_id":"6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395","transcript_path":"/home/admin/.claude/projects/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395.jsonl","cwd":"/home/admin/.local/share/chezmoi","permission_mode":"default","hook_event_name":"Stop","stop_hook_active":false}

#129

Let's rewrite the hook to always find the tmux window of the claude instance that is running

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Session didn't change. The issue is: when running via --continue, there's no prior conversation to continue from in that test context.

To answer your question: the hook gets the tmux session from the $TMUX environment variable that's inherited from the parent shell. When you're in tmux, $TMUX contains the socket path and session info. The tmux rename-session command uses this to target the current session.

The problem is the claude --continue command — it needs an existing session to continue from. Let me test manually what Haiku gets.

The session is still "pair", but you're seeing the window name changed. Those are different:

  • Session name: tmux rename-session — what we're targeting
  • Window name: tmux rename-window — the tab/window within a session

If "tmux window name strategy" appeared as the window name, something worked but targeted the wrong thing. Let me check.

#150

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#151

Generate a 2-4 word lowercase phrase describing this work session. Output ONLY the phrase, nothing else. {"session_id":"6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395","transcript_path":"/home/admin/.claude/projects/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395.jsonl","cwd":"/home/admin/.local/share/chezmoi","permission_mode":"default","hook_event_name":"Stop","stop_hook_active":false}

#152

Not just the windw that's active when the hook fires but the actual window claude is running in. May not be active when claude stops

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TTY = the terminal device Claude is attached to.

Each tmux pane has its own pseudo-terminal (PTY) like /dev/pts/5. When Claude runs, it's connected to one of these. By:

  1. Getting Claude's TTY via ps -o tty= -p $PPID
  2. Listing all tmux panes with tmux list-panes -a -F '#{pane_tty} #{session_name}:#{window_id}'
  3. Matching them

...we find the exact pane/window where Claude lives, not just whichever window happens to be focused when the hook fires.

Session didn't change. The issue is: when running via --continue, there's no prior conversation to continue from in that test context.

To answer your question: the hook gets the tmux session from the $TMUX environment variable that's inherited from the parent shell. When you're in tmux, $TMUX contains the socket path and session info. The tmux rename-session command uses this to target the current session.

The problem is the claude --continue command — it needs an existing session to continue from. Let me test manually what Haiku gets.

The session is still "pair", but you're seeing the window name changed. Those are different:

  • Session name: tmux rename-session — what we're targeting
  • Window name: tmux rename-window — the tab/window within a session

If "tmux window name strategy" appeared as the window name, something worked but targeted the wrong thing. Let me check.

#174

Not just the windw that's active when the hook fires but the actual window claude is running in. May not be active when claude stops

1 read · 1 write · 1 bash

TTY = the terminal device Claude is attached to.

Each tmux pane has its own pseudo-terminal (PTY) like /dev/pts/5. When Claude runs, it's connected to one of these. By:

  1. Getting Claude's TTY via ps -o tty= -p $PPID
  2. Listing all tmux panes with tmux list-panes -a -F '#{pane_tty} #{session_name}:#{window_id}'
  3. Matching them

...we find the exact pane/window where Claude lives, not just whichever window happens to be focused when the hook fires.

#197

Not just the windw that's active when the hook fires but the actual window claude is running in. May not be active when claude stops

1 read · 1 write · 1 bash

TTY = the terminal device Claude is attached to.

Each tmux pane has its own pseudo-terminal (PTY) like /dev/pts/5. When Claude runs, it's connected to one of these. By:

  1. Getting Claude's TTY via ps -o tty= -p $PPID
  2. Listing all tmux panes with tmux list-panes -a -F '#{pane_tty} #{session_name}:#{window_id}'
  3. Matching them

...we find the exact pane/window where Claude lives, not just whichever window happens to be focused when the hook fires.

Every process attached to a terminal has a TTY (teletypewriter) — a pseudo-terminal device like /dev/pts/3.

Each tmux pane creates its own PTY. So:

  • Claude running in pane 1 → attached to /dev/pts/3
  • Your other shell in pane 2 → attached to /dev/pts/7

The hook script is a child of Claude, so $PPID gives us Claude's PID. From that we get Claude's TTY. Then we ask tmux "which pane owns this TTY?" and get the window.

This works even if you've switched to a different window/pane while Claude was thinking — we're not asking "what's active now?" but "where is Claude's terminal?"

#221

Not just the windw that's active when the hook fires but the actual window claude is running in. May not be active when claude stops

1 read · 1 write · 1 bash

TTY = the terminal device Claude is attached to.

Each tmux pane has its own pseudo-terminal (PTY) like /dev/pts/5. When Claude runs, it's connected to one of these. By:

  1. Getting Claude's TTY via ps -o tty= -p $PPID
  2. Listing all tmux panes with tmux list-panes -a -F '#{pane_tty} #{session_name}:#{window_id}'
  3. Matching them

...we find the exact pane/window where Claude lives, not just whichever window happens to be focused when the hook fires.

Every process attached to a terminal has a TTY (teletypewriter) — a pseudo-terminal device like /dev/pts/3.

Each tmux pane creates its own PTY. So:

  • Claude running in pane 1 → attached to /dev/pts/3
  • Your other shell in pane 2 → attached to /dev/pts/7

The hook script is a child of Claude, so $PPID gives us Claude's PID. From that we get Claude's TTY. Then we ask tmux "which pane owns this TTY?" and get the window.

This works even if you've switched to a different window/pane while Claude was thinking — we're not asking "what's active now?" but "where is Claude's terminal?"

#246

Not just the windw that's active when the hook fires but the actual window claude is running in. May not be active when claude stops

1 read · 1 write · 1 bash

TTY = the terminal device Claude is attached to.

Each tmux pane has its own pseudo-terminal (PTY) like /dev/pts/5. When Claude runs, it's connected to one of these. By:

  1. Getting Claude's TTY via ps -o tty= -p $PPID
  2. Listing all tmux panes with tmux list-panes -a -F '#{pane_tty} #{session_name}:#{window_id}'
  3. Matching them

...we find the exact pane/window where Claude lives, not just whichever window happens to be focused when the hook fires.

Every process attached to a terminal has a TTY (teletypewriter) — a pseudo-terminal device like /dev/pts/3.

Each tmux pane creates its own PTY. So:

  • Claude running in pane 1 → attached to /dev/pts/3
  • Your other shell in pane 2 → attached to /dev/pts/7

The hook script is a child of Claude, so $PPID gives us Claude's PID. From that we get Claude's TTY. Then we ask tmux "which pane owns this TTY?" and get the window.

This works even if you've switched to a different window/pane while Claude was thinking — we're not asking "what's active now?" but "where is Claude's terminal?"

#272

Not just the windw that's active when the hook fires but the actual window claude is running in. May not be active when claude stops

1 read · 1 write · 1 bash

TTY = the terminal device Claude is attached to.

Each tmux pane has its own pseudo-terminal (PTY) like /dev/pts/5. When Claude runs, it's connected to one of these. By:

  1. Getting Claude's TTY via ps -o tty= -p $PPID
  2. Listing all tmux panes with tmux list-panes -a -F '#{pane_tty} #{session_name}:#{window_id}'
  3. Matching them

...we find the exact pane/window where Claude lives, not just whichever window happens to be focused when the hook fires.

Every process attached to a terminal has a TTY (teletypewriter) — a pseudo-terminal device like /dev/pts/3.

Each tmux pane creates its own PTY. So:

  • Claude running in pane 1 → attached to /dev/pts/3
  • Your other shell in pane 2 → attached to /dev/pts/7

The hook script is a child of Claude, so $PPID gives us Claude's PID. From that we get Claude's TTY. Then we ask tmux "which pane owns this TTY?" and get the window.

This works even if you've switched to a different window/pane while Claude was thinking — we're not asking "what's active now?" but "where is Claude's terminal?"

#302

Not just the windw that's active when the hook fires but the actual window claude is running in. May not be active when claude stops

1 read · 1 write · 1 bash

TTY = the terminal device Claude is attached to.

Each tmux pane has its own pseudo-terminal (PTY) like /dev/pts/5. When Claude runs, it's connected to one of these. By:

  1. Getting Claude's TTY via ps -o tty= -p $PPID
  2. Listing all tmux panes with tmux list-panes -a -F '#{pane_tty} #{session_name}:#{window_id}'
  3. Matching them

...we find the exact pane/window where Claude lives, not just whichever window happens to be focused when the hook fires.

Every process attached to a terminal has a TTY (teletypewriter) — a pseudo-terminal device like /dev/pts/3.

Each tmux pane creates its own PTY. So:

  • Claude running in pane 1 → attached to /dev/pts/3
  • Your other shell in pane 2 → attached to /dev/pts/7

The hook script is a child of Claude, so $PPID gives us Claude's PID. From that we get Claude's TTY. Then we ask tmux "which pane owns this TTY?" and get the window.

This works even if you've switched to a different window/pane while Claude was thinking — we're not asking "what's active now?" but "where is Claude's terminal?"

#333

Not just the windw that's active when the hook fires but the actual window claude is running in. May not be active when claude stops

1 read · 1 write · 1 bash

TTY = the terminal device Claude is attached to.

Each tmux pane has its own pseudo-terminal (PTY) like /dev/pts/5. When Claude runs, it's connected to one of these. By:

  1. Getting Claude's TTY via ps -o tty= -p $PPID
  2. Listing all tmux panes with tmux list-panes -a -F '#{pane_tty} #{session_name}:#{window_id}'
  3. Matching them

...we find the exact pane/window where Claude lives, not just whichever window happens to be focused when the hook fires.

Every process attached to a terminal has a TTY (teletypewriter) — a pseudo-terminal device like /dev/pts/3.

Each tmux pane creates its own PTY. So:

  • Claude running in pane 1 → attached to /dev/pts/3
  • Your other shell in pane 2 → attached to /dev/pts/7

The hook script is a child of Claude, so $PPID gives us Claude's PID. From that we get Claude's TTY. Then we ask tmux "which pane owns this TTY?" and get the window.

This works even if you've switched to a different window/pane while Claude was thinking — we're not asking "what's active now?" but "where is Claude's terminal?"

#365

Not just the windw that's active when the hook fires but the actual window claude is running in. May not be active when claude stops

1 read · 1 write · 1 bash

TTY = the terminal device Claude is attached to.

Each tmux pane has its own pseudo-terminal (PTY) like /dev/pts/5. When Claude runs, it's connected to one of these. By:

  1. Getting Claude's TTY via ps -o tty= -p $PPID
  2. Listing all tmux panes with tmux list-panes -a -F '#{pane_tty} #{session_name}:#{window_id}'
  3. Matching them

...we find the exact pane/window where Claude lives, not just whichever window happens to be focused when the hook fires.

Every process attached to a terminal has a TTY (teletypewriter) — a pseudo-terminal device like /dev/pts/3.

Each tmux pane creates its own PTY. So:

  • Claude running in pane 1 → attached to /dev/pts/3
  • Your other shell in pane 2 → attached to /dev/pts/7

The hook script is a child of Claude, so $PPID gives us Claude's PID. From that we get Claude's TTY. Then we ask tmux "which pane owns this TTY?" and get the window.

This works even if you've switched to a different window/pane while Claude was thinking — we're not asking "what's active now?" but "where is Claude's terminal?"

#400

Not just the windw that's active when the hook fires but the actual window claude is running in. May not be active when claude stops

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TTY = the terminal device Claude is attached to.

Each tmux pane has its own pseudo-terminal (PTY) like /dev/pts/5. When Claude runs, it's connected to one of these. By:

  1. Getting Claude's TTY via ps -o tty= -p $PPID
  2. Listing all tmux panes with tmux list-panes -a -F '#{pane_tty} #{session_name}:#{window_id}'
  3. Matching them

...we find the exact pane/window where Claude lives, not just whichever window happens to be focused when the hook fires.

Every process attached to a terminal has a TTY (teletypewriter) — a pseudo-terminal device like /dev/pts/3.

Each tmux pane creates its own PTY. So:

  • Claude running in pane 1 → attached to /dev/pts/3
  • Your other shell in pane 2 → attached to /dev/pts/7

The hook script is a child of Claude, so $PPID gives us Claude's PID. From that we get Claude's TTY. Then we ask tmux "which pane owns this TTY?" and get the window.

This works even if you've switched to a different window/pane while Claude was thinking — we're not asking "what's active now?" but "where is Claude's terminal?"

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Not just the windw that's active when the hook fires but the actual window claude is running in. May not be active when claude stops

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TTY = the terminal device Claude is attached to.

Each tmux pane has its own pseudo-terminal (PTY) like /dev/pts/5. When Claude runs, it's connected to one of these. By:

  1. Getting Claude's TTY via ps -o tty= -p $PPID
  2. Listing all tmux panes with tmux list-panes -a -F '#{pane_tty} #{session_name}:#{window_id}'
  3. Matching them

...we find the exact pane/window where Claude lives, not just whichever window happens to be focused when the hook fires.

Every process attached to a terminal has a TTY (teletypewriter) — a pseudo-terminal device like /dev/pts/3.

Each tmux pane creates its own PTY. So:

  • Claude running in pane 1 → attached to /dev/pts/3
  • Your other shell in pane 2 → attached to /dev/pts/7

The hook script is a child of Claude, so $PPID gives us Claude's PID. From that we get Claude's TTY. Then we ask tmux "which pane owns this TTY?" and get the window.

This works even if you've switched to a different window/pane while Claude was thinking — we're not asking "what's active now?" but "where is Claude's terminal?"

#471

Not just the windw that's active when the hook fires but the actual window claude is running in. May not be active when claude stops

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TTY = the terminal device Claude is attached to.

Each tmux pane has its own pseudo-terminal (PTY) like /dev/pts/5. When Claude runs, it's connected to one of these. By:

  1. Getting Claude's TTY via ps -o tty= -p $PPID
  2. Listing all tmux panes with tmux list-panes -a -F '#{pane_tty} #{session_name}:#{window_id}'
  3. Matching them

...we find the exact pane/window where Claude lives, not just whichever window happens to be focused when the hook fires.

Every process attached to a terminal has a TTY (teletypewriter) — a pseudo-terminal device like /dev/pts/3.

Each tmux pane creates its own PTY. So:

  • Claude running in pane 1 → attached to /dev/pts/3
  • Your other shell in pane 2 → attached to /dev/pts/7

The hook script is a child of Claude, so $PPID gives us Claude's PID. From that we get Claude's TTY. Then we ask tmux "which pane owns this TTY?" and get the window.

This works even if you've switched to a different window/pane while Claude was thinking — we're not asking "what's active now?" but "where is Claude's terminal?"

#507

Not just the windw that's active when the hook fires but the actual window claude is running in. May not be active when claude stops

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TTY = the terminal device Claude is attached to.

Each tmux pane has its own pseudo-terminal (PTY) like /dev/pts/5. When Claude runs, it's connected to one of these. By:

  1. Getting Claude's TTY via ps -o tty= -p $PPID
  2. Listing all tmux panes with tmux list-panes -a -F '#{pane_tty} #{session_name}:#{window_id}'
  3. Matching them

...we find the exact pane/window where Claude lives, not just whichever window happens to be focused when the hook fires.

Every process attached to a terminal has a TTY (teletypewriter) — a pseudo-terminal device like /dev/pts/3.

Each tmux pane creates its own PTY. So:

  • Claude running in pane 1 → attached to /dev/pts/3
  • Your other shell in pane 2 → attached to /dev/pts/7

The hook script is a child of Claude, so $PPID gives us Claude's PID. From that we get Claude's TTY. Then we ask tmux "which pane owns this TTY?" and get the window.

This works even if you've switched to a different window/pane while Claude was thinking — we're not asking "what's active now?" but "where is Claude's terminal?"

#545

Not just the windw that's active when the hook fires but the actual window claude is running in. May not be active when claude stops

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TTY = the terminal device Claude is attached to.

Each tmux pane has its own pseudo-terminal (PTY) like /dev/pts/5. When Claude runs, it's connected to one of these. By:

  1. Getting Claude's TTY via ps -o tty= -p $PPID
  2. Listing all tmux panes with tmux list-panes -a -F '#{pane_tty} #{session_name}:#{window_id}'
  3. Matching them

...we find the exact pane/window where Claude lives, not just whichever window happens to be focused when the hook fires.

Every process attached to a terminal has a TTY (teletypewriter) — a pseudo-terminal device like /dev/pts/3.

Each tmux pane creates its own PTY. So:

  • Claude running in pane 1 → attached to /dev/pts/3
  • Your other shell in pane 2 → attached to /dev/pts/7

The hook script is a child of Claude, so $PPID gives us Claude's PID. From that we get Claude's TTY. Then we ask tmux "which pane owns this TTY?" and get the window.

This works even if you've switched to a different window/pane while Claude was thinking — we're not asking "what's active now?" but "where is Claude's terminal?"

#585

Not just the windw that's active when the hook fires but the actual window claude is running in. May not be active when claude stops

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TTY = the terminal device Claude is attached to.

Each tmux pane has its own pseudo-terminal (PTY) like /dev/pts/5. When Claude runs, it's connected to one of these. By:

  1. Getting Claude's TTY via ps -o tty= -p $PPID
  2. Listing all tmux panes with tmux list-panes -a -F '#{pane_tty} #{session_name}:#{window_id}'
  3. Matching them

...we find the exact pane/window where Claude lives, not just whichever window happens to be focused when the hook fires.

Every process attached to a terminal has a TTY (teletypewriter) — a pseudo-terminal device like /dev/pts/3.

Each tmux pane creates its own PTY. So:

  • Claude running in pane 1 → attached to /dev/pts/3
  • Your other shell in pane 2 → attached to /dev/pts/7

The hook script is a child of Claude, so $PPID gives us Claude's PID. From that we get Claude's TTY. Then we ask tmux "which pane owns this TTY?" and get the window.

This works even if you've switched to a different window/pane while Claude was thinking — we're not asking "what's active now?" but "where is Claude's terminal?"

#626

Not just the windw that's active when the hook fires but the actual window claude is running in. May not be active when claude stops

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TTY = the terminal device Claude is attached to.

Each tmux pane has its own pseudo-terminal (PTY) like /dev/pts/5. When Claude runs, it's connected to one of these. By:

  1. Getting Claude's TTY via ps -o tty= -p $PPID
  2. Listing all tmux panes with tmux list-panes -a -F '#{pane_tty} #{session_name}:#{window_id}'
  3. Matching them

...we find the exact pane/window where Claude lives, not just whichever window happens to be focused when the hook fires.

Every process attached to a terminal has a TTY (teletypewriter) — a pseudo-terminal device like /dev/pts/3.

Each tmux pane creates its own PTY. So:

  • Claude running in pane 1 → attached to /dev/pts/3
  • Your other shell in pane 2 → attached to /dev/pts/7

The hook script is a child of Claude, so $PPID gives us Claude's PID. From that we get Claude's TTY. Then we ask tmux "which pane owns this TTY?" and get the window.

This works even if you've switched to a different window/pane while Claude was thinking — we're not asking "what's active now?" but "where is Claude's terminal?"

#667

Not just the windw that's active when the hook fires but the actual window claude is running in. May not be active when claude stops

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TTY = the terminal device Claude is attached to.

Each tmux pane has its own pseudo-terminal (PTY) like /dev/pts/5. When Claude runs, it's connected to one of these. By:

  1. Getting Claude's TTY via ps -o tty= -p $PPID
  2. Listing all tmux panes with tmux list-panes -a -F '#{pane_tty} #{session_name}:#{window_id}'
  3. Matching them

...we find the exact pane/window where Claude lives, not just whichever window happens to be focused when the hook fires.

Every process attached to a terminal has a TTY (teletypewriter) — a pseudo-terminal device like /dev/pts/3.

Each tmux pane creates its own PTY. So:

  • Claude running in pane 1 → attached to /dev/pts/3
  • Your other shell in pane 2 → attached to /dev/pts/7

The hook script is a child of Claude, so $PPID gives us Claude's PID. From that we get Claude's TTY. Then we ask tmux "which pane owns this TTY?" and get the window.

This works even if you've switched to a different window/pane while Claude was thinking — we're not asking "what's active now?" but "where is Claude's terminal?"

#709

Not just the windw that's active when the hook fires but the actual window claude is running in. May not be active when claude stops

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TTY = the terminal device Claude is attached to.

Each tmux pane has its own pseudo-terminal (PTY) like /dev/pts/5. When Claude runs, it's connected to one of these. By:

  1. Getting Claude's TTY via ps -o tty= -p $PPID
  2. Listing all tmux panes with tmux list-panes -a -F '#{pane_tty} #{session_name}:#{window_id}'
  3. Matching them

...we find the exact pane/window where Claude lives, not just whichever window happens to be focused when the hook fires.

Every process attached to a terminal has a TTY (teletypewriter) — a pseudo-terminal device like /dev/pts/3.

Each tmux pane creates its own PTY. So:

  • Claude running in pane 1 → attached to /dev/pts/3
  • Your other shell in pane 2 → attached to /dev/pts/7

The hook script is a child of Claude, so $PPID gives us Claude's PID. From that we get Claude's TTY. Then we ask tmux "which pane owns this TTY?" and get the window.

This works even if you've switched to a different window/pane while Claude was thinking — we're not asking "what's active now?" but "where is Claude's terminal?"

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#175

Generate a 2-4 word lowercase phrase describing this work session. Output ONLY the phrase, nothing else. {"session_id":"6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395","transcript_path":"/home/admin/.claude/projects/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395.jsonl","cwd":"/home/admin/.local/share/chezmoi","permission_mode":"default","hook_event_name":"Stop","stop_hook_active":false}

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Every process attached to a terminal has a TTY (teletypewriter) — a pseudo-terminal device like /dev/pts/3.

Each tmux pane creates its own PTY. So:

  • Claude running in pane 1 → attached to /dev/pts/3
  • Your other shell in pane 2 → attached to /dev/pts/7

The hook script is a child of Claude, so $PPID gives us Claude's PID. From that we get Claude's TTY. Then we ask tmux "which pane owns this TTY?" and get the window.

This works even if you've switched to a different window/pane while Claude was thinking — we're not asking "what's active now?" but "where is Claude's terminal?"

Session didn't change. The issue is: when running via --continue, there's no prior conversation to continue from in that test context.

To answer your question: the hook gets the tmux session from the $TMUX environment variable that's inherited from the parent shell. When you're in tmux, $TMUX contains the socket path and session info. The tmux rename-session command uses this to target the current session.

The problem is the claude --continue command — it needs an existing session to continue from. Let me test manually what Haiku gets.

The session is still "pair", but you're seeing the window name changed. Those are different:

  • Session name: tmux rename-session — what we're targeting
  • Window name: tmux rename-window — the tab/window within a session

If "tmux window name strategy" appeared as the window name, something worked but targeted the wrong thing. Let me check.

#198

Generate a 2-4 word lowercase phrase describing this work session. Output ONLY the phrase, nothing else. {"session_id":"6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395","transcript_path":"/home/admin/.claude/projects/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395.jsonl","cwd":"/home/admin/.local/share/chezmoi","permission_mode":"default","hook_event_name":"Stop","stop_hook_active":false}

#199

But there may be more than one claude running

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That's fine — $PPID is the parent of this specific hook invocation.

When Claude A fires a Stop hook → that hook's $PPID = Claude A's PID → finds Claude A's TTY → renames Claude A's window.

When Claude B fires a Stop hook → that hook's $PPID = Claude B's PID → finds Claude B's TTY → renames Claude B's window.

Each hook instance traces back to its own parent Claude process. They don't interfere with each other.

Session didn't change. The issue is: when running via --continue, there's no prior conversation to continue from in that test context.

To answer your question: the hook gets the tmux session from the $TMUX environment variable that's inherited from the parent shell. When you're in tmux, $TMUX contains the socket path and session info. The tmux rename-session command uses this to target the current session.

The problem is the claude --continue command — it needs an existing session to continue from. Let me test manually what Haiku gets.

The session is still "pair", but you're seeing the window name changed. Those are different:

  • Session name: tmux rename-session — what we're targeting
  • Window name: tmux rename-window — the tab/window within a session

If "tmux window name strategy" appeared as the window name, something worked but targeted the wrong thing. Let me check.

#222

But there may be more than one claude running

That's fine — $PPID is the parent of this specific hook invocation.

When Claude A fires a Stop hook → that hook's $PPID = Claude A's PID → finds Claude A's TTY → renames Claude A's window.

When Claude B fires a Stop hook → that hook's $PPID = Claude B's PID → finds Claude B's TTY → renames Claude B's window.

Each hook instance traces back to its own parent Claude process. They don't interfere with each other.

#247

But there may be more than one claude running

That's fine — $PPID is the parent of this specific hook invocation.

When Claude A fires a Stop hook → that hook's $PPID = Claude A's PID → finds Claude A's TTY → renames Claude A's window.

When Claude B fires a Stop hook → that hook's $PPID = Claude B's PID → finds Claude B's TTY → renames Claude B's window.

Each hook instance traces back to its own parent Claude process. They don't interfere with each other.

#273

But there may be more than one claude running

That's fine — $PPID is the parent of this specific hook invocation.

When Claude A fires a Stop hook → that hook's $PPID = Claude A's PID → finds Claude A's TTY → renames Claude A's window.

When Claude B fires a Stop hook → that hook's $PPID = Claude B's PID → finds Claude B's TTY → renames Claude B's window.

Each hook instance traces back to its own parent Claude process. They don't interfere with each other.

#303

But there may be more than one claude running

That's fine — $PPID is the parent of this specific hook invocation.

When Claude A fires a Stop hook → that hook's $PPID = Claude A's PID → finds Claude A's TTY → renames Claude A's window.

When Claude B fires a Stop hook → that hook's $PPID = Claude B's PID → finds Claude B's TTY → renames Claude B's window.

Each hook instance traces back to its own parent Claude process. They don't interfere with each other.

#334

But there may be more than one claude running

That's fine — $PPID is the parent of this specific hook invocation.

When Claude A fires a Stop hook → that hook's $PPID = Claude A's PID → finds Claude A's TTY → renames Claude A's window.

When Claude B fires a Stop hook → that hook's $PPID = Claude B's PID → finds Claude B's TTY → renames Claude B's window.

Each hook instance traces back to its own parent Claude process. They don't interfere with each other.

#366

But there may be more than one claude running

That's fine — $PPID is the parent of this specific hook invocation.

When Claude A fires a Stop hook → that hook's $PPID = Claude A's PID → finds Claude A's TTY → renames Claude A's window.

When Claude B fires a Stop hook → that hook's $PPID = Claude B's PID → finds Claude B's TTY → renames Claude B's window.

Each hook instance traces back to its own parent Claude process. They don't interfere with each other.

#401

But there may be more than one claude running

That's fine — $PPID is the parent of this specific hook invocation.

When Claude A fires a Stop hook → that hook's $PPID = Claude A's PID → finds Claude A's TTY → renames Claude A's window.

When Claude B fires a Stop hook → that hook's $PPID = Claude B's PID → finds Claude B's TTY → renames Claude B's window.

Each hook instance traces back to its own parent Claude process. They don't interfere with each other.

#436

But there may be more than one claude running

That's fine — $PPID is the parent of this specific hook invocation.

When Claude A fires a Stop hook → that hook's $PPID = Claude A's PID → finds Claude A's TTY → renames Claude A's window.

When Claude B fires a Stop hook → that hook's $PPID = Claude B's PID → finds Claude B's TTY → renames Claude B's window.

Each hook instance traces back to its own parent Claude process. They don't interfere with each other.

#472

But there may be more than one claude running

That's fine — $PPID is the parent of this specific hook invocation.

When Claude A fires a Stop hook → that hook's $PPID = Claude A's PID → finds Claude A's TTY → renames Claude A's window.

When Claude B fires a Stop hook → that hook's $PPID = Claude B's PID → finds Claude B's TTY → renames Claude B's window.

Each hook instance traces back to its own parent Claude process. They don't interfere with each other.

#508

But there may be more than one claude running

That's fine — $PPID is the parent of this specific hook invocation.

When Claude A fires a Stop hook → that hook's $PPID = Claude A's PID → finds Claude A's TTY → renames Claude A's window.

When Claude B fires a Stop hook → that hook's $PPID = Claude B's PID → finds Claude B's TTY → renames Claude B's window.

Each hook instance traces back to its own parent Claude process. They don't interfere with each other.

#546

But there may be more than one claude running

That's fine — $PPID is the parent of this specific hook invocation.

When Claude A fires a Stop hook → that hook's $PPID = Claude A's PID → finds Claude A's TTY → renames Claude A's window.

When Claude B fires a Stop hook → that hook's $PPID = Claude B's PID → finds Claude B's TTY → renames Claude B's window.

Each hook instance traces back to its own parent Claude process. They don't interfere with each other.

#586

But there may be more than one claude running

That's fine — $PPID is the parent of this specific hook invocation.

When Claude A fires a Stop hook → that hook's $PPID = Claude A's PID → finds Claude A's TTY → renames Claude A's window.

When Claude B fires a Stop hook → that hook's $PPID = Claude B's PID → finds Claude B's TTY → renames Claude B's window.

Each hook instance traces back to its own parent Claude process. They don't interfere with each other.

#627

But there may be more than one claude running

That's fine — $PPID is the parent of this specific hook invocation.

When Claude A fires a Stop hook → that hook's $PPID = Claude A's PID → finds Claude A's TTY → renames Claude A's window.

When Claude B fires a Stop hook → that hook's $PPID = Claude B's PID → finds Claude B's TTY → renames Claude B's window.

Each hook instance traces back to its own parent Claude process. They don't interfere with each other.

#668

But there may be more than one claude running

That's fine — $PPID is the parent of this specific hook invocation.

When Claude A fires a Stop hook → that hook's $PPID = Claude A's PID → finds Claude A's TTY → renames Claude A's window.

When Claude B fires a Stop hook → that hook's $PPID = Claude B's PID → finds Claude B's TTY → renames Claude B's window.

Each hook instance traces back to its own parent Claude process. They don't interfere with each other.

#710

But there may be more than one claude running

That's fine — $PPID is the parent of this specific hook invocation.

When Claude A fires a Stop hook → that hook's $PPID = Claude A's PID → finds Claude A's TTY → renames Claude A's window.

When Claude B fires a Stop hook → that hook's $PPID = Claude B's PID → finds Claude B's TTY → renames Claude B's window.

Each hook instance traces back to its own parent Claude process. They don't interfere with each other.

#223

Generate a 2-4 word lowercase phrase describing this work session. Output ONLY the phrase, nothing else. {"session_id":"6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395","transcript_path":"/home/admin/.claude/projects/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395.jsonl","cwd":"/home/admin/.local/share/chezmoi","permission_mode":"default","hook_event_name":"Stop","stop_hook_active":false}

#224

everything is committed and pushed? a make reinstall will do it?

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Session didn't change. The issue is: when running via --continue, there's no prior conversation to continue from in that test context.

To answer your question: the hook gets the tmux session from the $TMUX environment variable that's inherited from the parent shell. When you're in tmux, $TMUX contains the socket path and session info. The tmux rename-session command uses this to target the current session.

The problem is the claude --continue command — it needs an existing session to continue from. Let me test manually what Haiku gets.

The session is still "pair", but you're seeing the window name changed. Those are different:

  • Session name: tmux rename-session — what we're targeting
  • Window name: tmux rename-window — the tab/window within a session

If "tmux window name strategy" appeared as the window name, something worked but targeted the wrong thing. Let me check.

#248

everything is committed and pushed? a make reinstall will do it?

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#274

everything is committed and pushed? a make reinstall will do it?

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#304

everything is committed and pushed? a make reinstall will do it?

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#335

everything is committed and pushed? a make reinstall will do it?

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#367

everything is committed and pushed? a make reinstall will do it?

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#402

everything is committed and pushed? a make reinstall will do it?

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#437

everything is committed and pushed? a make reinstall will do it?

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#473

everything is committed and pushed? a make reinstall will do it?

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#509

everything is committed and pushed? a make reinstall will do it?

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#547

everything is committed and pushed? a make reinstall will do it?

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#587

everything is committed and pushed? a make reinstall will do it?

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#628

everything is committed and pushed? a make reinstall will do it?

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everything is committed and pushed? a make reinstall will do it?

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everything is committed and pushed? a make reinstall will do it?

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#249

Generate a 2-4 word lowercase phrase describing this work session. Output ONLY the phrase, nothing else. {"session_id":"6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395","transcript_path":"/home/admin/.claude/projects/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395.jsonl","cwd":"/home/admin/.local/share/chezmoi","permission_mode":"default","hook_event_name":"Stop","stop_hook_active":false}

#250

Let's tag the repo for discoverability

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Session didn't change. The issue is: when running via --continue, there's no prior conversation to continue from in that test context.

To answer your question: the hook gets the tmux session from the $TMUX environment variable that's inherited from the parent shell. When you're in tmux, $TMUX contains the socket path and session info. The tmux rename-session command uses this to target the current session.

The problem is the claude --continue command — it needs an existing session to continue from. Let me test manually what Haiku gets.

The session is still "pair", but you're seeing the window name changed. Those are different:

  • Session name: tmux rename-session — what we're targeting
  • Window name: tmux rename-window — the tab/window within a session

If "tmux window name strategy" appeared as the window name, something worked but targeted the wrong thing. Let me check.

#275

Let's tag the repo for discoverability

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#305

Let's tag the repo for discoverability

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#336

Let's tag the repo for discoverability

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#368

Let's tag the repo for discoverability

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#403

Let's tag the repo for discoverability

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#438

Let's tag the repo for discoverability

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#474

Let's tag the repo for discoverability

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#510

Let's tag the repo for discoverability

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#548

Let's tag the repo for discoverability

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#588

Let's tag the repo for discoverability

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#629

Let's tag the repo for discoverability

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#670

Let's tag the repo for discoverability

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#712

Let's tag the repo for discoverability

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#276

Generate a 2-4 word lowercase phrase describing this work session. Output ONLY the phrase, nothing else. {"session_id":"6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395","transcript_path":"/home/admin/.claude/projects/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395.jsonl","cwd":"/home/admin/.local/share/chezmoi","permission_mode":"default","hook_event_name":"Stop","stop_hook_active":false}

#277

Let's

#306

Let's

#337

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Let's add CI for this with one job: ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % claude plugin validate ./ Validating marketplace manifest: /home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json

⚠ Found 1 warning:

❯ metadata.description: No marketplace description provided. Adding a description helps users understand what this marketplace offers

✔ Validation passed with warnings

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#307

Let's add CI for this with one job: ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % claude plugin validate ./ Validating marketplace manifest: /home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json

⚠ Found 1 warning:

❯ metadata.description: No marketplace description provided. Adding a description helps users understand what this marketplace offers

✔ Validation passed with warnings

1 bash · 1 write · 1 read · 1 edit

Let's add CI for this with one job: ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % claude plugin validate ./ Validating marketplace manifest: /home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json

⚠ Found 1 warning:

❯ metadata.description: No marketplace description provided. Adding a description helps users understand what this marketplace offers

✔ Validation passed with warnings

#338

Let's add CI for this with one job: ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % claude plugin validate ./ Validating marketplace manifest: /home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json

⚠ Found 1 warning:

❯ metadata.description: No marketplace description provided. Adding a description helps users understand what this marketplace offers

✔ Validation passed with warnings

1 bash · 1 write · 1 read · 1 edit

Let's add CI for this with one job: ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % claude plugin validate ./ Validating marketplace manifest: /home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json

⚠ Found 1 warning:

❯ metadata.description: No marketplace description provided. Adding a description helps users understand what this marketplace offers

✔ Validation passed with warnings

#370

Let's add CI for this with one job: ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % claude plugin validate ./ Validating marketplace manifest: /home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json

⚠ Found 1 warning:

❯ metadata.description: No marketplace description provided. Adding a description helps users understand what this marketplace offers

✔ Validation passed with warnings

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Let's add CI for this with one job: ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % claude plugin validate ./ Validating marketplace manifest: /home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json

⚠ Found 1 warning:

❯ metadata.description: No marketplace description provided. Adding a description helps users understand what this marketplace offers

✔ Validation passed with warnings

#405

Let's add CI for this with one job: ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % claude plugin validate ./ Validating marketplace manifest: /home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json

⚠ Found 1 warning:

❯ metadata.description: No marketplace description provided. Adding a description helps users understand what this marketplace offers

✔ Validation passed with warnings

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Let's add CI for this with one job: ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % claude plugin validate ./ Validating marketplace manifest: /home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json

⚠ Found 1 warning:

❯ metadata.description: No marketplace description provided. Adding a description helps users understand what this marketplace offers

✔ Validation passed with warnings

#440

Let's add CI for this with one job: ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % claude plugin validate ./ Validating marketplace manifest: /home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json

⚠ Found 1 warning:

❯ metadata.description: No marketplace description provided. Adding a description helps users understand what this marketplace offers

✔ Validation passed with warnings

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Let's add CI for this with one job: ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % claude plugin validate ./ Validating marketplace manifest: /home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json

⚠ Found 1 warning:

❯ metadata.description: No marketplace description provided. Adding a description helps users understand what this marketplace offers

✔ Validation passed with warnings

#476

Let's add CI for this with one job: ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % claude plugin validate ./ Validating marketplace manifest: /home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json

⚠ Found 1 warning:

❯ metadata.description: No marketplace description provided. Adding a description helps users understand what this marketplace offers

✔ Validation passed with warnings

1 bash · 1 write · 1 read · 1 edit

Let's add CI for this with one job: ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % claude plugin validate ./ Validating marketplace manifest: /home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json

⚠ Found 1 warning:

❯ metadata.description: No marketplace description provided. Adding a description helps users understand what this marketplace offers

✔ Validation passed with warnings

#512

Let's add CI for this with one job: ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % claude plugin validate ./ Validating marketplace manifest: /home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json

⚠ Found 1 warning:

❯ metadata.description: No marketplace description provided. Adding a description helps users understand what this marketplace offers

✔ Validation passed with warnings

1 bash · 1 write · 1 read · 1 edit

Let's add CI for this with one job: ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % claude plugin validate ./ Validating marketplace manifest: /home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json

⚠ Found 1 warning:

❯ metadata.description: No marketplace description provided. Adding a description helps users understand what this marketplace offers

✔ Validation passed with warnings

#550

Let's add CI for this with one job: ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % claude plugin validate ./ Validating marketplace manifest: /home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json

⚠ Found 1 warning:

❯ metadata.description: No marketplace description provided. Adding a description helps users understand what this marketplace offers

✔ Validation passed with warnings

1 bash · 1 write · 1 read · 1 edit

Let's add CI for this with one job: ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % claude plugin validate ./ Validating marketplace manifest: /home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json

⚠ Found 1 warning:

❯ metadata.description: No marketplace description provided. Adding a description helps users understand what this marketplace offers

✔ Validation passed with warnings

#590

Let's add CI for this with one job: ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % claude plugin validate ./ Validating marketplace manifest: /home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json

⚠ Found 1 warning:

❯ metadata.description: No marketplace description provided. Adding a description helps users understand what this marketplace offers

✔ Validation passed with warnings

1 bash · 1 write · 1 read · 1 edit

Let's add CI for this with one job: ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % claude plugin validate ./ Validating marketplace manifest: /home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json

⚠ Found 1 warning:

❯ metadata.description: No marketplace description provided. Adding a description helps users understand what this marketplace offers

✔ Validation passed with warnings

#631

Let's add CI for this with one job: ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % claude plugin validate ./ Validating marketplace manifest: /home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json

⚠ Found 1 warning:

❯ metadata.description: No marketplace description provided. Adding a description helps users understand what this marketplace offers

✔ Validation passed with warnings

1 bash · 1 write · 1 read · 1 edit

Let's add CI for this with one job: ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % claude plugin validate ./ Validating marketplace manifest: /home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json

⚠ Found 1 warning:

❯ metadata.description: No marketplace description provided. Adding a description helps users understand what this marketplace offers

✔ Validation passed with warnings

#672

Let's add CI for this with one job: ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % claude plugin validate ./ Validating marketplace manifest: /home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json

⚠ Found 1 warning:

❯ metadata.description: No marketplace description provided. Adding a description helps users understand what this marketplace offers

✔ Validation passed with warnings

1 bash · 1 write · 1 read · 1 edit

Let's add CI for this with one job: ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % claude plugin validate ./ Validating marketplace manifest: /home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json

⚠ Found 1 warning:

❯ metadata.description: No marketplace description provided. Adding a description helps users understand what this marketplace offers

✔ Validation passed with warnings

#714

Let's add CI for this with one job: ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % claude plugin validate ./ Validating marketplace manifest: /home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json

⚠ Found 1 warning:

❯ metadata.description: No marketplace description provided. Adding a description helps users understand what this marketplace offers

✔ Validation passed with warnings

1 bash · 1 write · 1 read · 1 edit

Let's add CI for this with one job: ~/code/claude-tmux-namer main (default@qa-us-east-2) % claude plugin validate ./ Validating marketplace manifest: /home/admin/code/claude-tmux-namer/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json

⚠ Found 1 warning:

❯ metadata.description: No marketplace description provided. Adding a description helps users understand what this marketplace offers

✔ Validation passed with warnings

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Let's wait until we have CI to fix the warning and we'll create an issue and pull request it using my commit memories

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Session didn't change. The issue is: when running via --continue, there's no prior conversation to continue from in that test context.

To answer your question: the hook gets the tmux session from the $TMUX environment variable that's inherited from the parent shell. When you're in tmux, $TMUX contains the socket path and session info. The tmux rename-session command uses this to target the current session.

The problem is the claude --continue command — it needs an existing session to continue from. Let me test manually what Haiku gets.

The session is still "pair", but you're seeing the window name changed. Those are different:

  • Session name: tmux rename-session — what we're targeting
  • Window name: tmux rename-window — the tab/window within a session

If "tmux window name strategy" appeared as the window name, something worked but targeted the wrong thing. Let me check.

#309

Let's wait until we have CI to fix the warning and we'll create an issue and pull request it using my commit memories

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#340

Let's wait until we have CI to fix the warning and we'll create an issue and pull request it using my commit memories

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#372

Let's wait until we have CI to fix the warning and we'll create an issue and pull request it using my commit memories

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Let's wait until we have CI to fix the warning and we'll create an issue and pull request it using my commit memories

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#442

Let's wait until we have CI to fix the warning and we'll create an issue and pull request it using my commit memories

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#478

Let's wait until we have CI to fix the warning and we'll create an issue and pull request it using my commit memories

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#514

Let's wait until we have CI to fix the warning and we'll create an issue and pull request it using my commit memories

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#552

Let's wait until we have CI to fix the warning and we'll create an issue and pull request it using my commit memories

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Let's wait until we have CI to fix the warning and we'll create an issue and pull request it using my commit memories

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Let's wait until we have CI to fix the warning and we'll create an issue and pull request it using my commit memories

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Let's wait until we have CI to fix the warning and we'll create an issue and pull request it using my commit memories

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Let's wait until we have CI to fix the warning and we'll create an issue and pull request it using my commit memories

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#310

Generate a 2-4 word lowercase phrase describing this work session. Output ONLY the phrase, nothing else. {"session_id":"6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395","transcript_path":"/home/admin/.claude/projects/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395.jsonl","cwd":"/home/admin/.local/share/chezmoi","permission_mode":"default","hook_event_name":"Stop","stop_hook_active":false}

#311

OK let's PR the fix for Issue #1

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Session didn't change. The issue is: when running via --continue, there's no prior conversation to continue from in that test context.

To answer your question: the hook gets the tmux session from the $TMUX environment variable that's inherited from the parent shell. When you're in tmux, $TMUX contains the socket path and session info. The tmux rename-session command uses this to target the current session.

The problem is the claude --continue command — it needs an existing session to continue from. Let me test manually what Haiku gets.

The session is still "pair", but you're seeing the window name changed. Those are different:

  • Session name: tmux rename-session — what we're targeting
  • Window name: tmux rename-window — the tab/window within a session

If "tmux window name strategy" appeared as the window name, something worked but targeted the wrong thing. Let me check.

#341

OK let's PR the fix for Issue #1

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#373

OK let's PR the fix for Issue #1

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#408

OK let's PR the fix for Issue #1

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#443

OK let's PR the fix for Issue #1

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OK let's PR the fix for Issue #1

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OK let's PR the fix for Issue #1

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OK let's PR the fix for Issue #1

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OK let's PR the fix for Issue #1

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OK let's PR the fix for Issue #1

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OK let's PR the fix for Issue #1

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OK let's PR the fix for Issue #1

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#342

Generate a 2-4 word lowercase phrase describing this work session. Output ONLY the phrase, nothing else. {"session_id":"6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395","transcript_path":"/home/admin/.claude/projects/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395.jsonl","cwd":"/home/admin/.local/share/chezmoi","permission_mode":"default","hook_event_name":"Stop","stop_hook_active":false}

#343

Merge it

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Session didn't change. The issue is: when running via --continue, there's no prior conversation to continue from in that test context.

To answer your question: the hook gets the tmux session from the $TMUX environment variable that's inherited from the parent shell. When you're in tmux, $TMUX contains the socket path and session info. The tmux rename-session command uses this to target the current session.

The problem is the claude --continue command — it needs an existing session to continue from. Let me test manually what Haiku gets.

The session is still "pair", but you're seeing the window name changed. Those are different:

  • Session name: tmux rename-session — what we're targeting
  • Window name: tmux rename-window — the tab/window within a session

If "tmux window name strategy" appeared as the window name, something worked but targeted the wrong thing. Let me check.

#374

Merge it

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#375

Generate a 2-4 word lowercase phrase describing this work session. Output ONLY the phrase, nothing else. {"session_id":"6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395","transcript_path":"/home/admin/.claude/projects/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395.jsonl","cwd":"/home/admin/.local/share/chezmoi","permission_mode":"default","hook_event_name":"Stop","stop_hook_active":false}

#376

Is the validation still appearing in CI?

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Is the validation still appearing in CI?

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Is the validation still appearing in CI?

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Is the validation still appearing in CI?

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Is the validation still appearing in CI?

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Is the validation still appearing in CI?

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Is the validation still appearing in CI?

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#378

Is the validation warning still appearing in CI?

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Session didn't change. The issue is: when running via --continue, there's no prior conversation to continue from in that test context.

To answer your question: the hook gets the tmux session from the $TMUX environment variable that's inherited from the parent shell. When you're in tmux, $TMUX contains the socket path and session info. The tmux rename-session command uses this to target the current session.

The problem is the claude --continue command — it needs an existing session to continue from. Let me test manually what Haiku gets.

The session is still "pair", but you're seeing the window name changed. Those are different:

  • Session name: tmux rename-session — what we're targeting
  • Window name: tmux rename-window — the tab/window within a session

If "tmux window name strategy" appeared as the window name, something worked but targeted the wrong thing. Let me check.

#412

Is the validation warning still appearing in CI?

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#447

Is the validation warning still appearing in CI?

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Is the validation warning still appearing in CI?

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Is the validation warning still appearing in CI?

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Is the validation warning still appearing in CI?

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Is the validation warning still appearing in CI?

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Is the validation warning still appearing in CI?

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#413

Generate a 2-4 word lowercase phrase describing this work session. Output ONLY the phrase, nothing else. {"session_id":"6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395","transcript_path":"/home/admin/.claude/projects/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395.jsonl","cwd":"/home/admin/.local/share/chezmoi","permission_mode":"default","hook_event_name":"Stop","stop_hook_active":false}

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Session didn't change. The issue is: when running via --continue, there's no prior conversation to continue from in that test context.

To answer your question: the hook gets the tmux session from the $TMUX environment variable that's inherited from the parent shell. When you're in tmux, $TMUX contains the socket path and session info. The tmux rename-session command uses this to target the current session.

The problem is the claude --continue command — it needs an existing session to continue from. Let me test manually what Haiku gets.

The session is still "pair", but you're seeing the window name changed. Those are different:

  • Session name: tmux rename-session — what we're targeting
  • Window name: tmux rename-window — the tab/window within a session

If "tmux window name strategy" appeared as the window name, something worked but targeted the wrong thing. Let me check.

#448

Generate a 2-4 word lowercase phrase describing this work session. Output ONLY the phrase, nothing else. {"session_id":"6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395","transcript_path":"/home/admin/.claude/projects/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395.jsonl","cwd":"/home/admin/.local/share/chezmoi","permission_mode":"default","hook_event_name":"Stop","stop_hook_active":false}

#449

Looksd good in CI

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Session didn't change. The issue is: when running via --continue, there's no prior conversation to continue from in that test context.

To answer your question: the hook gets the tmux session from the $TMUX environment variable that's inherited from the parent shell. When you're in tmux, $TMUX contains the socket path and session info. The tmux rename-session command uses this to target the current session.

The problem is the claude --continue command — it needs an existing session to continue from. Let me test manually what Haiku gets.

The session is still "pair", but you're seeing the window name changed. Those are different:

  • Session name: tmux rename-session — what we're targeting
  • Window name: tmux rename-window — the tab/window within a session

If "tmux window name strategy" appeared as the window name, something worked but targeted the wrong thing. Let me check.

#484

Looksd good in CI

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#485

Generate a 2-4 word lowercase phrase describing this work session. Output ONLY the phrase, nothing else. {"session_id":"6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395","transcript_path":"/home/admin/.claude/projects/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395.jsonl","cwd":"/home/admin/.local/share/chezmoi","permission_mode":"default","hook_event_name":"Stop","stop_hook_active":false}

10 bash · 1 read · 1 edit · 1 todo

Session didn't change. The issue is: when running via --continue, there's no prior conversation to continue from in that test context.

To answer your question: the hook gets the tmux session from the $TMUX environment variable that's inherited from the parent shell. When you're in tmux, $TMUX contains the socket path and session info. The tmux rename-session command uses this to target the current session.

The problem is the claude --continue command — it needs an existing session to continue from. Let me test manually what Haiku gets.

The session is still "pair", but you're seeing the window name changed. Those are different:

  • Session name: tmux rename-session — what we're targeting
  • Window name: tmux rename-window — the tab/window within a session

If "tmux window name strategy" appeared as the window name, something worked but targeted the wrong thing. Let me check.

#521

Generate a 2-4 word lowercase phrase describing this work session. Output ONLY the phrase, nothing else. {"session_id":"6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395","transcript_path":"/home/admin/.claude/projects/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395.jsonl","cwd":"/home/admin/.local/share/chezmoi","permission_mode":"default","hook_event_name":"Stop","stop_hook_active":false}

Generate a 2-4 word lowercase phrase describing this work session. Output ONLY the phrase, nothing else. {"session_id":"6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395","transcript_path":"/home/admin/.claude/projects/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395.jsonl","cwd":"/home/admin/.local/share/chezmoi","permission_mode":"default","hook_event_name":"Stop","stop_hook_active":false}

#559

Generate a 2-4 word lowercase phrase describing this work session. Output ONLY the phrase, nothing else. {"session_id":"6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395","transcript_path":"/home/admin/.claude/projects/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395.jsonl","cwd":"/home/admin/.local/share/chezmoi","permission_mode":"default","hook_event_name":"Stop","stop_hook_active":false}

Generate a 2-4 word lowercase phrase describing this work session. Output ONLY the phrase, nothing else. {"session_id":"6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395","transcript_path":"/home/admin/.claude/projects/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395.jsonl","cwd":"/home/admin/.local/share/chezmoi","permission_mode":"default","hook_event_name":"Stop","stop_hook_active":false}

#599

Generate a 2-4 word lowercase phrase describing this work session. Output ONLY the phrase, nothing else. {"session_id":"6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395","transcript_path":"/home/admin/.claude/projects/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395.jsonl","cwd":"/home/admin/.local/share/chezmoi","permission_mode":"default","hook_event_name":"Stop","stop_hook_active":false}

Generate a 2-4 word lowercase phrase describing this work session. Output ONLY the phrase, nothing else. {"session_id":"6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395","transcript_path":"/home/admin/.claude/projects/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395.jsonl","cwd":"/home/admin/.local/share/chezmoi","permission_mode":"default","hook_event_name":"Stop","stop_hook_active":false}

#640

Generate a 2-4 word lowercase phrase describing this work session. Output ONLY the phrase, nothing else. {"session_id":"6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395","transcript_path":"/home/admin/.claude/projects/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395.jsonl","cwd":"/home/admin/.local/share/chezmoi","permission_mode":"default","hook_event_name":"Stop","stop_hook_active":false}

Generate a 2-4 word lowercase phrase describing this work session. Output ONLY the phrase, nothing else. {"session_id":"6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395","transcript_path":"/home/admin/.claude/projects/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395.jsonl","cwd":"/home/admin/.local/share/chezmoi","permission_mode":"default","hook_event_name":"Stop","stop_hook_active":false}

#681

Generate a 2-4 word lowercase phrase describing this work session. Output ONLY the phrase, nothing else. {"session_id":"6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395","transcript_path":"/home/admin/.claude/projects/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395.jsonl","cwd":"/home/admin/.local/share/chezmoi","permission_mode":"default","hook_event_name":"Stop","stop_hook_active":false}

Generate a 2-4 word lowercase phrase describing this work session. Output ONLY the phrase, nothing else. {"session_id":"6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395","transcript_path":"/home/admin/.claude/projects/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395.jsonl","cwd":"/home/admin/.local/share/chezmoi","permission_mode":"default","hook_event_name":"Stop","stop_hook_active":false}

#723

Generate a 2-4 word lowercase phrase describing this work session. Output ONLY the phrase, nothing else. {"session_id":"6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395","transcript_path":"/home/admin/.claude/projects/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395.jsonl","cwd":"/home/admin/.local/share/chezmoi","permission_mode":"default","hook_event_name":"Stop","stop_hook_active":false}

Generate a 2-4 word lowercase phrase describing this work session. Output ONLY the phrase, nothing else. {"session_id":"6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395","transcript_path":"/home/admin/.claude/projects/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395.jsonl","cwd":"/home/admin/.local/share/chezmoi","permission_mode":"default","hook_event_name":"Stop","stop_hook_active":false}

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Base directory for this skill: /home/admin/.claude/skills/chezmoi

Chezmoi Dotfiles Management

Action Guidance

When the user asks about dotfiles or chezmoi operations, implement the changes directly using chezmoi commands rather than only suggesting them. If the user says "make this work on macOS only" or "add my bashrc to chezmoi", proceed with implementation.

Always preview significant changes with chezmoi diff or chezmoi cat <file> before applying.

Commands

chezmoi add <file>           # Add file to chezmoi
chezmoi apply --refresh-externals --force  # Apply changes (always use these flags)
chezmoi diff                 # Preview what would change
chezmoi cat <file>           # Preview rendered template output
chezmoi data                 # Show available template variables
chezmoi edit <file>          # Edit source file
chezmoi edit ~/.local/share/chezmoi/.chezmoiremove  # Edit removal list

File Naming

Prefix/Suffix Effect
dot_ Installed as . (dot_gitconfig~/.gitconfig)
private_ Restrictive permissions (600)
executable_ Executable permissions (755)
.tmpl Processed as Go template
symlink_ Creates symlink

Machine-Specific Templates

Convert a static file to a template by renaming with .tmpl suffix, then use conditionals:

By OS

{{- if eq .chezmoi.os "darwin" }}
# macOS config
{{- end }}

{{- if eq .chezmoi.os "linux" }}
# Linux config
{{- end }}

By hostname

{{- if hasPrefix .chezmoi.hostname "work-" }}
# work machine config
{{- end }}

By environment variable

{{- if env "WORK_ENV" }}
# when WORK_ENV is set
{{- end }}

Combined conditions

{{- if or (eq .chezmoi.os "darwin") (env "WORK_ENV") }}
# macOS or when WORK_ENV is set
{{- end }}

Escaping Nested Templates

When the target file itself uses {{ }} syntax (like mise, Jinja2, or Tera templates), escape the braces so chezmoi doesn't process them as Go template syntax:

SOME_VAR = "{{ "{{" }}env.OTHER_VAR{{ "}}" }}"

This renders as SOME_VAR = "{{env.OTHER_VAR}}" in the output. The {{ "{{" }} and {{ "}}" }} are Go template expressions that output literal brace characters.

Removing Files

Use .chezmoiremove to clean up dotfiles that chezmoi should remove from your system:

# Create .chezmoiremove file listing targets to remove
cat > ~/.local/share/chezmoi/.chezmoiremove << 'EOF'
~/.old-config
~/.deprecated-rc
EOF

# Preview what would be removed
chezmoi diff

# Apply to remove the files
chezmoi apply --refresh-externals --force

Template-based removal (.chezmoiremove.tmpl)

Conditionally remove files based on system variables:

{{- if eq .chezmoi.os "darwin" }}
~/.linux-only-config
{{- end }}

{{- if not (env "WORK_ENV") }}
~/.work-config
{{- end }}

The file is always processed as a template, even without the .tmpl extension.

External Dependencies

Manage external git repos in .chezmoiexternal.toml:

[".zsh/plugins/some-plugin"]
    type = "git-repo"
    url = "https://github.com/user/some-plugin.git"
    refreshPeriod = "168h"

Workflow: Converting Static File to Template

When converting a static config to machine-specific template:

  1. Read the current file to understand its contents
  2. Identify machine-specific values (paths, hostnames, environment-specific settings)
  3. Run chezmoi add --template <file> to add as template
  4. Edit the template source to add conditionals (see "Machine-Specific Templates")
  5. Preview with chezmoi cat <file> to verify rendering on this machine
  6. Apply with chezmoi apply --refresh-externals --force

Gotchas

  1. Removing managed files: Use .chezmoiremove to clean up files (see "Removing Files" section)
  2. Always preview: Run chezmoi cat <file> before applying templates
  3. Always use --refresh-externals --force flags: Critical because --refresh-externals ensures external git repos and archives update, and --force prevents interactive TTY prompts that would block execution (Claude cannot respond to interactive prompts)
  4. Template errors: Use chezmoi execute-template '{{ .chezmoi.os }}' to test template snippets

Troubleshooting

Template syntax errors: Test small snippets with chezmoi execute-template '{{ .chezmoi.os }}'

File not applying: Check chezmoi status and chezmoi diff to see what changes are pending

External not refreshing: The refresh period might not have elapsed; use --refresh-externals flag to force refresh

Permission errors: Verify file has correct prefix (private_ for 600, executable_ for 755)

ARGUMENTS: Add claude-tmux-namer plugin to chezmoi externals

17 bash · 4 read · 2 edit · 2 write · 1 glob · 1 todo

Base directory for this skill: /home/admin/.claude/skills/chezmoi

Chezmoi Dotfiles Management

Action Guidance

When the user asks about dotfiles or chezmoi operations, implement the changes directly using chezmoi commands rather than only suggesting them. If the user says "make this work on macOS only" or "add my bashrc to chezmoi", proceed with implementation.

Always preview significant changes with chezmoi diff or chezmoi cat <file> before applying.

Commands

chezmoi add <file>           # Add file to chezmoi
chezmoi apply --refresh-externals --force  # Apply changes (always use these flags)
chezmoi diff                 # Preview what would change
chezmoi cat <file>           # Preview rendered template output
chezmoi data                 # Show available template variables
chezmoi edit <file>          # Edit source file
chezmoi edit ~/.local/share/chezmoi/.chezmoiremove  # Edit removal list

File Naming

Prefix/Suffix Effect
dot_ Installed as . (dot_gitconfig~/.gitconfig)
private_ Restrictive permissions (600)
executable_ Executable permissions (755)
.tmpl Processed as Go template
symlink_ Creates symlink

Machine-Specific Templates

Convert a static file to a template by renaming with .tmpl suffix, then use conditionals:

By OS

{{- if eq .chezmoi.os "darwin" }}
# macOS config
{{- end }}

{{- if eq .chezmoi.os "linux" }}
# Linux config
{{- end }}

By hostname

{{- if hasPrefix .chezmoi.hostname "work-" }}
# work machine config
{{- end }}

By environment variable

{{- if env "WORK_ENV" }}
# when WORK_ENV is set
{{- end }}

Combined conditions

{{- if or (eq .chezmoi.os "darwin") (env "WORK_ENV") }}
# macOS or when WORK_ENV is set
{{- end }}

Escaping Nested Templates

When the target file itself uses {{ }} syntax (like mise, Jinja2, or Tera templates), escape the braces so chezmoi doesn't process them as Go template syntax:

SOME_VAR = "{{ "{{" }}env.OTHER_VAR{{ "}}" }}"

This renders as SOME_VAR = "{{env.OTHER_VAR}}" in the output. The {{ "{{" }} and {{ "}}" }} are Go template expressions that output literal brace characters.

Removing Files

Use .chezmoiremove to clean up dotfiles that chezmoi should remove from your system:

# Create .chezmoiremove file listing targets to remove
cat > ~/.local/share/chezmoi/.chezmoiremove << 'EOF'
~/.old-config
~/.deprecated-rc
EOF

# Preview what would be removed
chezmoi diff

# Apply to remove the files
chezmoi apply --refresh-externals --force

Template-based removal (.chezmoiremove.tmpl)

Conditionally remove files based on system variables:

{{- if eq .chezmoi.os "darwin" }}
~/.linux-only-config
{{- end }}

{{- if not (env "WORK_ENV") }}
~/.work-config
{{- end }}

The file is always processed as a template, even without the .tmpl extension.

External Dependencies

Manage external git repos in .chezmoiexternal.toml:

[".zsh/plugins/some-plugin"]
    type = "git-repo"
    url = "https://github.com/user/some-plugin.git"
    refreshPeriod = "168h"

Workflow: Converting Static File to Template

When converting a static config to machine-specific template:

  1. Read the current file to understand its contents
  2. Identify machine-specific values (paths, hostnames, environment-specific settings)
  3. Run chezmoi add --template <file> to add as template
  4. Edit the template source to add conditionals (see "Machine-Specific Templates")
  5. Preview with chezmoi cat <file> to verify rendering on this machine
  6. Apply with chezmoi apply --refresh-externals --force

Gotchas

  1. Removing managed files: Use .chezmoiremove to clean up files (see "Removing Files" section)
  2. Always preview: Run chezmoi cat <file> before applying templates
  3. Always use --refresh-externals --force flags: Critical because --refresh-externals ensures external git repos and archives update, and --force prevents interactive TTY prompts that would block execution (Claude cannot respond to interactive prompts)
  4. Template errors: Use chezmoi execute-template '{{ .chezmoi.os }}' to test template snippets

Troubleshooting

Template syntax errors: Test small snippets with chezmoi execute-template '{{ .chezmoi.os }}'

File not applying: Check chezmoi status and chezmoi diff to see what changes are pending

External not refreshing: The refresh period might not have elapsed; use --refresh-externals flag to force refresh

Permission errors: Verify file has correct prefix (private_ for 600, executable_ for 755)

ARGUMENTS: Add claude-tmux-namer plugin to chezmoi externals

I see the pattern. For Claude Code plugins, we need to: 1. Clone the repo somewhere accessible (like ~/code/ or a .claude/plugins/ directory) 2. Have a run script that installs the plugin

Since the plugin uses make install, I'll add it to ~/code/claude-tmux-namer and create a run script to install it.

Done. The plugin is now managed by chezmoi:

  • External repo: ~/code/claude-tmux-namer cloned from GitHub
  • Install script: run_once_after_install-claude-tmux-namer.sh runs make install
  • Work laptop excluded: Script exits early on work laptop (LM* hostname)

On new machines, chezmoi apply --refresh-externals --force will clone the repo and install the plugin.

Session didn't change. The issue is: when running via --continue, there's no prior conversation to continue from in that test context.

To answer your question: the hook gets the tmux session from the $TMUX environment variable that's inherited from the parent shell. When you're in tmux, $TMUX contains the socket path and session info. The tmux rename-session command uses this to target the current session.

The problem is the claude --continue command — it needs an existing session to continue from. Let me test manually what Haiku gets.

The session is still "pair", but you're seeing the window name changed. Those are different:

  • Session name: tmux rename-session — what we're targeting
  • Window name: tmux rename-window — the tab/window within a session

If "tmux window name strategy" appeared as the window name, something worked but targeted the wrong thing. Let me check.

#561

Base directory for this skill: /home/admin/.claude/skills/chezmoi

Chezmoi Dotfiles Management

Action Guidance

When the user asks about dotfiles or chezmoi operations, implement the changes directly using chezmoi commands rather than only suggesting them. If the user says "make this work on macOS only" or "add my bashrc to chezmoi", proceed with implementation.

Always preview significant changes with chezmoi diff or chezmoi cat <file> before applying.

Commands

chezmoi add <file>           # Add file to chezmoi
chezmoi apply --refresh-externals --force  # Apply changes (always use these flags)
chezmoi diff                 # Preview what would change
chezmoi cat <file>           # Preview rendered template output
chezmoi data                 # Show available template variables
chezmoi edit <file>          # Edit source file
chezmoi edit ~/.local/share/chezmoi/.chezmoiremove  # Edit removal list

File Naming

Prefix/Suffix Effect
dot_ Installed as . (dot_gitconfig~/.gitconfig)
private_ Restrictive permissions (600)
executable_ Executable permissions (755)
.tmpl Processed as Go template
symlink_ Creates symlink

Machine-Specific Templates

Convert a static file to a template by renaming with .tmpl suffix, then use conditionals:

By OS

{{- if eq .chezmoi.os "darwin" }}
# macOS config
{{- end }}

{{- if eq .chezmoi.os "linux" }}
# Linux config
{{- end }}

By hostname

{{- if hasPrefix .chezmoi.hostname "work-" }}
# work machine config
{{- end }}

By environment variable

{{- if env "WORK_ENV" }}
# when WORK_ENV is set
{{- end }}

Combined conditions

{{- if or (eq .chezmoi.os "darwin") (env "WORK_ENV") }}
# macOS or when WORK_ENV is set
{{- end }}

Escaping Nested Templates

When the target file itself uses {{ }} syntax (like mise, Jinja2, or Tera templates), escape the braces so chezmoi doesn't process them as Go template syntax:

SOME_VAR = "{{ "{{" }}env.OTHER_VAR{{ "}}" }}"

This renders as SOME_VAR = "{{env.OTHER_VAR}}" in the output. The {{ "{{" }} and {{ "}}" }} are Go template expressions that output literal brace characters.

Removing Files

Use .chezmoiremove to clean up dotfiles that chezmoi should remove from your system:

# Create .chezmoiremove file listing targets to remove
cat > ~/.local/share/chezmoi/.chezmoiremove << 'EOF'
~/.old-config
~/.deprecated-rc
EOF

# Preview what would be removed
chezmoi diff

# Apply to remove the files
chezmoi apply --refresh-externals --force

Template-based removal (.chezmoiremove.tmpl)

Conditionally remove files based on system variables:

{{- if eq .chezmoi.os "darwin" }}
~/.linux-only-config
{{- end }}

{{- if not (env "WORK_ENV") }}
~/.work-config
{{- end }}

The file is always processed as a template, even without the .tmpl extension.

External Dependencies

Manage external git repos in .chezmoiexternal.toml:

[".zsh/plugins/some-plugin"]
    type = "git-repo"
    url = "https://github.com/user/some-plugin.git"
    refreshPeriod = "168h"

Workflow: Converting Static File to Template

When converting a static config to machine-specific template:

  1. Read the current file to understand its contents
  2. Identify machine-specific values (paths, hostnames, environment-specific settings)
  3. Run chezmoi add --template <file> to add as template
  4. Edit the template source to add conditionals (see "Machine-Specific Templates")
  5. Preview with chezmoi cat <file> to verify rendering on this machine
  6. Apply with chezmoi apply --refresh-externals --force

Gotchas

  1. Removing managed files: Use .chezmoiremove to clean up files (see "Removing Files" section)
  2. Always preview: Run chezmoi cat <file> before applying templates
  3. Always use --refresh-externals --force flags: Critical because --refresh-externals ensures external git repos and archives update, and --force prevents interactive TTY prompts that would block execution (Claude cannot respond to interactive prompts)
  4. Template errors: Use chezmoi execute-template '{{ .chezmoi.os }}' to test template snippets

Troubleshooting

Template syntax errors: Test small snippets with chezmoi execute-template '{{ .chezmoi.os }}'

File not applying: Check chezmoi status and chezmoi diff to see what changes are pending

External not refreshing: The refresh period might not have elapsed; use --refresh-externals flag to force refresh

Permission errors: Verify file has correct prefix (private_ for 600, executable_ for 755)

ARGUMENTS: Add claude-tmux-namer plugin to chezmoi externals

7 bash · 3 read · 2 write · 1 edit · 1 glob

Base directory for this skill: /home/admin/.claude/skills/chezmoi

Chezmoi Dotfiles Management

Action Guidance

When the user asks about dotfiles or chezmoi operations, implement the changes directly using chezmoi commands rather than only suggesting them. If the user says "make this work on macOS only" or "add my bashrc to chezmoi", proceed with implementation.

Always preview significant changes with chezmoi diff or chezmoi cat <file> before applying.

Commands

chezmoi add <file>           # Add file to chezmoi
chezmoi apply --refresh-externals --force  # Apply changes (always use these flags)
chezmoi diff                 # Preview what would change
chezmoi cat <file>           # Preview rendered template output
chezmoi data                 # Show available template variables
chezmoi edit <file>          # Edit source file
chezmoi edit ~/.local/share/chezmoi/.chezmoiremove  # Edit removal list

File Naming

Prefix/Suffix Effect
dot_ Installed as . (dot_gitconfig~/.gitconfig)
private_ Restrictive permissions (600)
executable_ Executable permissions (755)
.tmpl Processed as Go template
symlink_ Creates symlink

Machine-Specific Templates

Convert a static file to a template by renaming with .tmpl suffix, then use conditionals:

By OS

{{- if eq .chezmoi.os "darwin" }}
# macOS config
{{- end }}

{{- if eq .chezmoi.os "linux" }}
# Linux config
{{- end }}

By hostname

{{- if hasPrefix .chezmoi.hostname "work-" }}
# work machine config
{{- end }}

By environment variable

{{- if env "WORK_ENV" }}
# when WORK_ENV is set
{{- end }}

Combined conditions

{{- if or (eq .chezmoi.os "darwin") (env "WORK_ENV") }}
# macOS or when WORK_ENV is set
{{- end }}

Escaping Nested Templates

When the target file itself uses {{ }} syntax (like mise, Jinja2, or Tera templates), escape the braces so chezmoi doesn't process them as Go template syntax:

SOME_VAR = "{{ "{{" }}env.OTHER_VAR{{ "}}" }}"

This renders as SOME_VAR = "{{env.OTHER_VAR}}" in the output. The {{ "{{" }} and {{ "}}" }} are Go template expressions that output literal brace characters.

Removing Files

Use .chezmoiremove to clean up dotfiles that chezmoi should remove from your system:

# Create .chezmoiremove file listing targets to remove
cat > ~/.local/share/chezmoi/.chezmoiremove << 'EOF'
~/.old-config
~/.deprecated-rc
EOF

# Preview what would be removed
chezmoi diff

# Apply to remove the files
chezmoi apply --refresh-externals --force

Template-based removal (.chezmoiremove.tmpl)

Conditionally remove files based on system variables:

{{- if eq .chezmoi.os "darwin" }}
~/.linux-only-config
{{- end }}

{{- if not (env "WORK_ENV") }}
~/.work-config
{{- end }}

The file is always processed as a template, even without the .tmpl extension.

External Dependencies

Manage external git repos in .chezmoiexternal.toml:

[".zsh/plugins/some-plugin"]
    type = "git-repo"
    url = "https://github.com/user/some-plugin.git"
    refreshPeriod = "168h"

Workflow: Converting Static File to Template

When converting a static config to machine-specific template:

  1. Read the current file to understand its contents
  2. Identify machine-specific values (paths, hostnames, environment-specific settings)
  3. Run chezmoi add --template <file> to add as template
  4. Edit the template source to add conditionals (see "Machine-Specific Templates")
  5. Preview with chezmoi cat <file> to verify rendering on this machine
  6. Apply with chezmoi apply --refresh-externals --force

Gotchas

  1. Removing managed files: Use .chezmoiremove to clean up files (see "Removing Files" section)
  2. Always preview: Run chezmoi cat <file> before applying templates
  3. Always use --refresh-externals --force flags: Critical because --refresh-externals ensures external git repos and archives update, and --force prevents interactive TTY prompts that would block execution (Claude cannot respond to interactive prompts)
  4. Template errors: Use chezmoi execute-template '{{ .chezmoi.os }}' to test template snippets

Troubleshooting

Template syntax errors: Test small snippets with chezmoi execute-template '{{ .chezmoi.os }}'

File not applying: Check chezmoi status and chezmoi diff to see what changes are pending

External not refreshing: The refresh period might not have elapsed; use --refresh-externals flag to force refresh

Permission errors: Verify file has correct prefix (private_ for 600, executable_ for 755)

ARGUMENTS: Add claude-tmux-namer plugin to chezmoi externals

I see the pattern. For Claude Code plugins, we need to: 1. Clone the repo somewhere accessible (like ~/code/ or a .claude/plugins/ directory) 2. Have a run script that installs the plugin

Since the plugin uses make install, I'll add it to ~/code/claude-tmux-namer and create a run script to install it.

Done. The plugin is now managed by chezmoi:

  • External repo: ~/code/claude-tmux-namer cloned from GitHub
  • Install script: run_once_after_install-claude-tmux-namer.sh runs make install
  • Work laptop excluded: Script exits early on work laptop (LM* hostname)

On new machines, chezmoi apply --refresh-externals --force will clone the repo and install the plugin.

#601

Base directory for this skill: /home/admin/.claude/skills/chezmoi

Chezmoi Dotfiles Management

Action Guidance

When the user asks about dotfiles or chezmoi operations, implement the changes directly using chezmoi commands rather than only suggesting them. If the user says "make this work on macOS only" or "add my bashrc to chezmoi", proceed with implementation.

Always preview significant changes with chezmoi diff or chezmoi cat <file> before applying.

Commands

chezmoi add <file>           # Add file to chezmoi
chezmoi apply --refresh-externals --force  # Apply changes (always use these flags)
chezmoi diff                 # Preview what would change
chezmoi cat <file>           # Preview rendered template output
chezmoi data                 # Show available template variables
chezmoi edit <file>          # Edit source file
chezmoi edit ~/.local/share/chezmoi/.chezmoiremove  # Edit removal list

File Naming

Prefix/Suffix Effect
dot_ Installed as . (dot_gitconfig~/.gitconfig)
private_ Restrictive permissions (600)
executable_ Executable permissions (755)
.tmpl Processed as Go template
symlink_ Creates symlink

Machine-Specific Templates

Convert a static file to a template by renaming with .tmpl suffix, then use conditionals:

By OS

{{- if eq .chezmoi.os "darwin" }}
# macOS config
{{- end }}

{{- if eq .chezmoi.os "linux" }}
# Linux config
{{- end }}

By hostname

{{- if hasPrefix .chezmoi.hostname "work-" }}
# work machine config
{{- end }}

By environment variable

{{- if env "WORK_ENV" }}
# when WORK_ENV is set
{{- end }}

Combined conditions

{{- if or (eq .chezmoi.os "darwin") (env "WORK_ENV") }}
# macOS or when WORK_ENV is set
{{- end }}

Escaping Nested Templates

When the target file itself uses {{ }} syntax (like mise, Jinja2, or Tera templates), escape the braces so chezmoi doesn't process them as Go template syntax:

SOME_VAR = "{{ "{{" }}env.OTHER_VAR{{ "}}" }}"

This renders as SOME_VAR = "{{env.OTHER_VAR}}" in the output. The {{ "{{" }} and {{ "}}" }} are Go template expressions that output literal brace characters.

Removing Files

Use .chezmoiremove to clean up dotfiles that chezmoi should remove from your system:

# Create .chezmoiremove file listing targets to remove
cat > ~/.local/share/chezmoi/.chezmoiremove << 'EOF'
~/.old-config
~/.deprecated-rc
EOF

# Preview what would be removed
chezmoi diff

# Apply to remove the files
chezmoi apply --refresh-externals --force

Template-based removal (.chezmoiremove.tmpl)

Conditionally remove files based on system variables:

{{- if eq .chezmoi.os "darwin" }}
~/.linux-only-config
{{- end }}

{{- if not (env "WORK_ENV") }}
~/.work-config
{{- end }}

The file is always processed as a template, even without the .tmpl extension.

External Dependencies

Manage external git repos in .chezmoiexternal.toml:

[".zsh/plugins/some-plugin"]
    type = "git-repo"
    url = "https://github.com/user/some-plugin.git"
    refreshPeriod = "168h"

Workflow: Converting Static File to Template

When converting a static config to machine-specific template:

  1. Read the current file to understand its contents
  2. Identify machine-specific values (paths, hostnames, environment-specific settings)
  3. Run chezmoi add --template <file> to add as template
  4. Edit the template source to add conditionals (see "Machine-Specific Templates")
  5. Preview with chezmoi cat <file> to verify rendering on this machine
  6. Apply with chezmoi apply --refresh-externals --force

Gotchas

  1. Removing managed files: Use .chezmoiremove to clean up files (see "Removing Files" section)
  2. Always preview: Run chezmoi cat <file> before applying templates
  3. Always use --refresh-externals --force flags: Critical because --refresh-externals ensures external git repos and archives update, and --force prevents interactive TTY prompts that would block execution (Claude cannot respond to interactive prompts)
  4. Template errors: Use chezmoi execute-template '{{ .chezmoi.os }}' to test template snippets

Troubleshooting

Template syntax errors: Test small snippets with chezmoi execute-template '{{ .chezmoi.os }}'

File not applying: Check chezmoi status and chezmoi diff to see what changes are pending

External not refreshing: The refresh period might not have elapsed; use --refresh-externals flag to force refresh

Permission errors: Verify file has correct prefix (private_ for 600, executable_ for 755)

ARGUMENTS: Add claude-tmux-namer plugin to chezmoi externals

7 bash · 3 read · 2 write · 1 edit · 1 glob

Base directory for this skill: /home/admin/.claude/skills/chezmoi

Chezmoi Dotfiles Management

Action Guidance

When the user asks about dotfiles or chezmoi operations, implement the changes directly using chezmoi commands rather than only suggesting them. If the user says "make this work on macOS only" or "add my bashrc to chezmoi", proceed with implementation.

Always preview significant changes with chezmoi diff or chezmoi cat <file> before applying.

Commands

chezmoi add <file>           # Add file to chezmoi
chezmoi apply --refresh-externals --force  # Apply changes (always use these flags)
chezmoi diff                 # Preview what would change
chezmoi cat <file>           # Preview rendered template output
chezmoi data                 # Show available template variables
chezmoi edit <file>          # Edit source file
chezmoi edit ~/.local/share/chezmoi/.chezmoiremove  # Edit removal list

File Naming

Prefix/Suffix Effect
dot_ Installed as . (dot_gitconfig~/.gitconfig)
private_ Restrictive permissions (600)
executable_ Executable permissions (755)
.tmpl Processed as Go template
symlink_ Creates symlink

Machine-Specific Templates

Convert a static file to a template by renaming with .tmpl suffix, then use conditionals:

By OS

{{- if eq .chezmoi.os "darwin" }}
# macOS config
{{- end }}

{{- if eq .chezmoi.os "linux" }}
# Linux config
{{- end }}

By hostname

{{- if hasPrefix .chezmoi.hostname "work-" }}
# work machine config
{{- end }}

By environment variable

{{- if env "WORK_ENV" }}
# when WORK_ENV is set
{{- end }}

Combined conditions

{{- if or (eq .chezmoi.os "darwin") (env "WORK_ENV") }}
# macOS or when WORK_ENV is set
{{- end }}

Escaping Nested Templates

When the target file itself uses {{ }} syntax (like mise, Jinja2, or Tera templates), escape the braces so chezmoi doesn't process them as Go template syntax:

SOME_VAR = "{{ "{{" }}env.OTHER_VAR{{ "}}" }}"

This renders as SOME_VAR = "{{env.OTHER_VAR}}" in the output. The {{ "{{" }} and {{ "}}" }} are Go template expressions that output literal brace characters.

Removing Files

Use .chezmoiremove to clean up dotfiles that chezmoi should remove from your system:

# Create .chezmoiremove file listing targets to remove
cat > ~/.local/share/chezmoi/.chezmoiremove << 'EOF'
~/.old-config
~/.deprecated-rc
EOF

# Preview what would be removed
chezmoi diff

# Apply to remove the files
chezmoi apply --refresh-externals --force

Template-based removal (.chezmoiremove.tmpl)

Conditionally remove files based on system variables:

{{- if eq .chezmoi.os "darwin" }}
~/.linux-only-config
{{- end }}

{{- if not (env "WORK_ENV") }}
~/.work-config
{{- end }}

The file is always processed as a template, even without the .tmpl extension.

External Dependencies

Manage external git repos in .chezmoiexternal.toml:

[".zsh/plugins/some-plugin"]
    type = "git-repo"
    url = "https://github.com/user/some-plugin.git"
    refreshPeriod = "168h"

Workflow: Converting Static File to Template

When converting a static config to machine-specific template:

  1. Read the current file to understand its contents
  2. Identify machine-specific values (paths, hostnames, environment-specific settings)
  3. Run chezmoi add --template <file> to add as template
  4. Edit the template source to add conditionals (see "Machine-Specific Templates")
  5. Preview with chezmoi cat <file> to verify rendering on this machine
  6. Apply with chezmoi apply --refresh-externals --force

Gotchas

  1. Removing managed files: Use .chezmoiremove to clean up files (see "Removing Files" section)
  2. Always preview: Run chezmoi cat <file> before applying templates
  3. Always use --refresh-externals --force flags: Critical because --refresh-externals ensures external git repos and archives update, and --force prevents interactive TTY prompts that would block execution (Claude cannot respond to interactive prompts)
  4. Template errors: Use chezmoi execute-template '{{ .chezmoi.os }}' to test template snippets

Troubleshooting

Template syntax errors: Test small snippets with chezmoi execute-template '{{ .chezmoi.os }}'

File not applying: Check chezmoi status and chezmoi diff to see what changes are pending

External not refreshing: The refresh period might not have elapsed; use --refresh-externals flag to force refresh

Permission errors: Verify file has correct prefix (private_ for 600, executable_ for 755)

ARGUMENTS: Add claude-tmux-namer plugin to chezmoi externals

I see the pattern. For Claude Code plugins, we need to: 1. Clone the repo somewhere accessible (like ~/code/ or a .claude/plugins/ directory) 2. Have a run script that installs the plugin

Since the plugin uses make install, I'll add it to ~/code/claude-tmux-namer and create a run script to install it.

Done. The plugin is now managed by chezmoi:

  • External repo: ~/code/claude-tmux-namer cloned from GitHub
  • Install script: run_once_after_install-claude-tmux-namer.sh runs make install
  • Work laptop excluded: Script exits early on work laptop (LM* hostname)

On new machines, chezmoi apply --refresh-externals --force will clone the repo and install the plugin.

#642

Base directory for this skill: /home/admin/.claude/skills/chezmoi

Chezmoi Dotfiles Management

Action Guidance

When the user asks about dotfiles or chezmoi operations, implement the changes directly using chezmoi commands rather than only suggesting them. If the user says "make this work on macOS only" or "add my bashrc to chezmoi", proceed with implementation.

Always preview significant changes with chezmoi diff or chezmoi cat <file> before applying.

Commands

chezmoi add <file>           # Add file to chezmoi
chezmoi apply --refresh-externals --force  # Apply changes (always use these flags)
chezmoi diff                 # Preview what would change
chezmoi cat <file>           # Preview rendered template output
chezmoi data                 # Show available template variables
chezmoi edit <file>          # Edit source file
chezmoi edit ~/.local/share/chezmoi/.chezmoiremove  # Edit removal list

File Naming

Prefix/Suffix Effect
dot_ Installed as . (dot_gitconfig~/.gitconfig)
private_ Restrictive permissions (600)
executable_ Executable permissions (755)
.tmpl Processed as Go template
symlink_ Creates symlink

Machine-Specific Templates

Convert a static file to a template by renaming with .tmpl suffix, then use conditionals:

By OS

{{- if eq .chezmoi.os "darwin" }}
# macOS config
{{- end }}

{{- if eq .chezmoi.os "linux" }}
# Linux config
{{- end }}

By hostname

{{- if hasPrefix .chezmoi.hostname "work-" }}
# work machine config
{{- end }}

By environment variable

{{- if env "WORK_ENV" }}
# when WORK_ENV is set
{{- end }}

Combined conditions

{{- if or (eq .chezmoi.os "darwin") (env "WORK_ENV") }}
# macOS or when WORK_ENV is set
{{- end }}

Escaping Nested Templates

When the target file itself uses {{ }} syntax (like mise, Jinja2, or Tera templates), escape the braces so chezmoi doesn't process them as Go template syntax:

SOME_VAR = "{{ "{{" }}env.OTHER_VAR{{ "}}" }}"

This renders as SOME_VAR = "{{env.OTHER_VAR}}" in the output. The {{ "{{" }} and {{ "}}" }} are Go template expressions that output literal brace characters.

Removing Files

Use .chezmoiremove to clean up dotfiles that chezmoi should remove from your system:

# Create .chezmoiremove file listing targets to remove
cat > ~/.local/share/chezmoi/.chezmoiremove << 'EOF'
~/.old-config
~/.deprecated-rc
EOF

# Preview what would be removed
chezmoi diff

# Apply to remove the files
chezmoi apply --refresh-externals --force

Template-based removal (.chezmoiremove.tmpl)

Conditionally remove files based on system variables:

{{- if eq .chezmoi.os "darwin" }}
~/.linux-only-config
{{- end }}

{{- if not (env "WORK_ENV") }}
~/.work-config
{{- end }}

The file is always processed as a template, even without the .tmpl extension.

External Dependencies

Manage external git repos in .chezmoiexternal.toml:

[".zsh/plugins/some-plugin"]
    type = "git-repo"
    url = "https://github.com/user/some-plugin.git"
    refreshPeriod = "168h"

Workflow: Converting Static File to Template

When converting a static config to machine-specific template:

  1. Read the current file to understand its contents
  2. Identify machine-specific values (paths, hostnames, environment-specific settings)
  3. Run chezmoi add --template <file> to add as template
  4. Edit the template source to add conditionals (see "Machine-Specific Templates")
  5. Preview with chezmoi cat <file> to verify rendering on this machine
  6. Apply with chezmoi apply --refresh-externals --force

Gotchas

  1. Removing managed files: Use .chezmoiremove to clean up files (see "Removing Files" section)
  2. Always preview: Run chezmoi cat <file> before applying templates
  3. Always use --refresh-externals --force flags: Critical because --refresh-externals ensures external git repos and archives update, and --force prevents interactive TTY prompts that would block execution (Claude cannot respond to interactive prompts)
  4. Template errors: Use chezmoi execute-template '{{ .chezmoi.os }}' to test template snippets

Troubleshooting

Template syntax errors: Test small snippets with chezmoi execute-template '{{ .chezmoi.os }}'

File not applying: Check chezmoi status and chezmoi diff to see what changes are pending

External not refreshing: The refresh period might not have elapsed; use --refresh-externals flag to force refresh

Permission errors: Verify file has correct prefix (private_ for 600, executable_ for 755)

ARGUMENTS: Add claude-tmux-namer plugin to chezmoi externals

7 bash · 3 read · 2 write · 1 edit · 1 glob

Base directory for this skill: /home/admin/.claude/skills/chezmoi

Chezmoi Dotfiles Management

Action Guidance

When the user asks about dotfiles or chezmoi operations, implement the changes directly using chezmoi commands rather than only suggesting them. If the user says "make this work on macOS only" or "add my bashrc to chezmoi", proceed with implementation.

Always preview significant changes with chezmoi diff or chezmoi cat <file> before applying.

Commands

chezmoi add <file>           # Add file to chezmoi
chezmoi apply --refresh-externals --force  # Apply changes (always use these flags)
chezmoi diff                 # Preview what would change
chezmoi cat <file>           # Preview rendered template output
chezmoi data                 # Show available template variables
chezmoi edit <file>          # Edit source file
chezmoi edit ~/.local/share/chezmoi/.chezmoiremove  # Edit removal list

File Naming

Prefix/Suffix Effect
dot_ Installed as . (dot_gitconfig~/.gitconfig)
private_ Restrictive permissions (600)
executable_ Executable permissions (755)
.tmpl Processed as Go template
symlink_ Creates symlink

Machine-Specific Templates

Convert a static file to a template by renaming with .tmpl suffix, then use conditionals:

By OS

{{- if eq .chezmoi.os "darwin" }}
# macOS config
{{- end }}

{{- if eq .chezmoi.os "linux" }}
# Linux config
{{- end }}

By hostname

{{- if hasPrefix .chezmoi.hostname "work-" }}
# work machine config
{{- end }}

By environment variable

{{- if env "WORK_ENV" }}
# when WORK_ENV is set
{{- end }}

Combined conditions

{{- if or (eq .chezmoi.os "darwin") (env "WORK_ENV") }}
# macOS or when WORK_ENV is set
{{- end }}

Escaping Nested Templates

When the target file itself uses {{ }} syntax (like mise, Jinja2, or Tera templates), escape the braces so chezmoi doesn't process them as Go template syntax:

SOME_VAR = "{{ "{{" }}env.OTHER_VAR{{ "}}" }}"

This renders as SOME_VAR = "{{env.OTHER_VAR}}" in the output. The {{ "{{" }} and {{ "}}" }} are Go template expressions that output literal brace characters.

Removing Files

Use .chezmoiremove to clean up dotfiles that chezmoi should remove from your system:

# Create .chezmoiremove file listing targets to remove
cat > ~/.local/share/chezmoi/.chezmoiremove << 'EOF'
~/.old-config
~/.deprecated-rc
EOF

# Preview what would be removed
chezmoi diff

# Apply to remove the files
chezmoi apply --refresh-externals --force

Template-based removal (.chezmoiremove.tmpl)

Conditionally remove files based on system variables:

{{- if eq .chezmoi.os "darwin" }}
~/.linux-only-config
{{- end }}

{{- if not (env "WORK_ENV") }}
~/.work-config
{{- end }}

The file is always processed as a template, even without the .tmpl extension.

External Dependencies

Manage external git repos in .chezmoiexternal.toml:

[".zsh/plugins/some-plugin"]
    type = "git-repo"
    url = "https://github.com/user/some-plugin.git"
    refreshPeriod = "168h"

Workflow: Converting Static File to Template

When converting a static config to machine-specific template:

  1. Read the current file to understand its contents
  2. Identify machine-specific values (paths, hostnames, environment-specific settings)
  3. Run chezmoi add --template <file> to add as template
  4. Edit the template source to add conditionals (see "Machine-Specific Templates")
  5. Preview with chezmoi cat <file> to verify rendering on this machine
  6. Apply with chezmoi apply --refresh-externals --force

Gotchas

  1. Removing managed files: Use .chezmoiremove to clean up files (see "Removing Files" section)
  2. Always preview: Run chezmoi cat <file> before applying templates
  3. Always use --refresh-externals --force flags: Critical because --refresh-externals ensures external git repos and archives update, and --force prevents interactive TTY prompts that would block execution (Claude cannot respond to interactive prompts)
  4. Template errors: Use chezmoi execute-template '{{ .chezmoi.os }}' to test template snippets

Troubleshooting

Template syntax errors: Test small snippets with chezmoi execute-template '{{ .chezmoi.os }}'

File not applying: Check chezmoi status and chezmoi diff to see what changes are pending

External not refreshing: The refresh period might not have elapsed; use --refresh-externals flag to force refresh

Permission errors: Verify file has correct prefix (private_ for 600, executable_ for 755)

ARGUMENTS: Add claude-tmux-namer plugin to chezmoi externals

I see the pattern. For Claude Code plugins, we need to: 1. Clone the repo somewhere accessible (like ~/code/ or a .claude/plugins/ directory) 2. Have a run script that installs the plugin

Since the plugin uses make install, I'll add it to ~/code/claude-tmux-namer and create a run script to install it.

Done. The plugin is now managed by chezmoi:

  • External repo: ~/code/claude-tmux-namer cloned from GitHub
  • Install script: run_once_after_install-claude-tmux-namer.sh runs make install
  • Work laptop excluded: Script exits early on work laptop (LM* hostname)

On new machines, chezmoi apply --refresh-externals --force will clone the repo and install the plugin.

#683

Base directory for this skill: /home/admin/.claude/skills/chezmoi

Chezmoi Dotfiles Management

Action Guidance

When the user asks about dotfiles or chezmoi operations, implement the changes directly using chezmoi commands rather than only suggesting them. If the user says "make this work on macOS only" or "add my bashrc to chezmoi", proceed with implementation.

Always preview significant changes with chezmoi diff or chezmoi cat <file> before applying.

Commands

chezmoi add <file>           # Add file to chezmoi
chezmoi apply --refresh-externals --force  # Apply changes (always use these flags)
chezmoi diff                 # Preview what would change
chezmoi cat <file>           # Preview rendered template output
chezmoi data                 # Show available template variables
chezmoi edit <file>          # Edit source file
chezmoi edit ~/.local/share/chezmoi/.chezmoiremove  # Edit removal list

File Naming

Prefix/Suffix Effect
dot_ Installed as . (dot_gitconfig~/.gitconfig)
private_ Restrictive permissions (600)
executable_ Executable permissions (755)
.tmpl Processed as Go template
symlink_ Creates symlink

Machine-Specific Templates

Convert a static file to a template by renaming with .tmpl suffix, then use conditionals:

By OS

{{- if eq .chezmoi.os "darwin" }}
# macOS config
{{- end }}

{{- if eq .chezmoi.os "linux" }}
# Linux config
{{- end }}

By hostname

{{- if hasPrefix .chezmoi.hostname "work-" }}
# work machine config
{{- end }}

By environment variable

{{- if env "WORK_ENV" }}
# when WORK_ENV is set
{{- end }}

Combined conditions

{{- if or (eq .chezmoi.os "darwin") (env "WORK_ENV") }}
# macOS or when WORK_ENV is set
{{- end }}

Escaping Nested Templates

When the target file itself uses {{ }} syntax (like mise, Jinja2, or Tera templates), escape the braces so chezmoi doesn't process them as Go template syntax:

SOME_VAR = "{{ "{{" }}env.OTHER_VAR{{ "}}" }}"

This renders as SOME_VAR = "{{env.OTHER_VAR}}" in the output. The {{ "{{" }} and {{ "}}" }} are Go template expressions that output literal brace characters.

Removing Files

Use .chezmoiremove to clean up dotfiles that chezmoi should remove from your system:

# Create .chezmoiremove file listing targets to remove
cat > ~/.local/share/chezmoi/.chezmoiremove << 'EOF'
~/.old-config
~/.deprecated-rc
EOF

# Preview what would be removed
chezmoi diff

# Apply to remove the files
chezmoi apply --refresh-externals --force

Template-based removal (.chezmoiremove.tmpl)

Conditionally remove files based on system variables:

{{- if eq .chezmoi.os "darwin" }}
~/.linux-only-config
{{- end }}

{{- if not (env "WORK_ENV") }}
~/.work-config
{{- end }}

The file is always processed as a template, even without the .tmpl extension.

External Dependencies

Manage external git repos in .chezmoiexternal.toml:

[".zsh/plugins/some-plugin"]
    type = "git-repo"
    url = "https://github.com/user/some-plugin.git"
    refreshPeriod = "168h"

Workflow: Converting Static File to Template

When converting a static config to machine-specific template:

  1. Read the current file to understand its contents
  2. Identify machine-specific values (paths, hostnames, environment-specific settings)
  3. Run chezmoi add --template <file> to add as template
  4. Edit the template source to add conditionals (see "Machine-Specific Templates")
  5. Preview with chezmoi cat <file> to verify rendering on this machine
  6. Apply with chezmoi apply --refresh-externals --force

Gotchas

  1. Removing managed files: Use .chezmoiremove to clean up files (see "Removing Files" section)
  2. Always preview: Run chezmoi cat <file> before applying templates
  3. Always use --refresh-externals --force flags: Critical because --refresh-externals ensures external git repos and archives update, and --force prevents interactive TTY prompts that would block execution (Claude cannot respond to interactive prompts)
  4. Template errors: Use chezmoi execute-template '{{ .chezmoi.os }}' to test template snippets

Troubleshooting

Template syntax errors: Test small snippets with chezmoi execute-template '{{ .chezmoi.os }}'

File not applying: Check chezmoi status and chezmoi diff to see what changes are pending

External not refreshing: The refresh period might not have elapsed; use --refresh-externals flag to force refresh

Permission errors: Verify file has correct prefix (private_ for 600, executable_ for 755)

ARGUMENTS: Add claude-tmux-namer plugin to chezmoi externals

7 bash · 3 read · 2 write · 1 edit · 1 glob

Base directory for this skill: /home/admin/.claude/skills/chezmoi

Chezmoi Dotfiles Management

Action Guidance

When the user asks about dotfiles or chezmoi operations, implement the changes directly using chezmoi commands rather than only suggesting them. If the user says "make this work on macOS only" or "add my bashrc to chezmoi", proceed with implementation.

Always preview significant changes with chezmoi diff or chezmoi cat <file> before applying.

Commands

chezmoi add <file>           # Add file to chezmoi
chezmoi apply --refresh-externals --force  # Apply changes (always use these flags)
chezmoi diff                 # Preview what would change
chezmoi cat <file>           # Preview rendered template output
chezmoi data                 # Show available template variables
chezmoi edit <file>          # Edit source file
chezmoi edit ~/.local/share/chezmoi/.chezmoiremove  # Edit removal list

File Naming

Prefix/Suffix Effect
dot_ Installed as . (dot_gitconfig~/.gitconfig)
private_ Restrictive permissions (600)
executable_ Executable permissions (755)
.tmpl Processed as Go template
symlink_ Creates symlink

Machine-Specific Templates

Convert a static file to a template by renaming with .tmpl suffix, then use conditionals:

By OS

{{- if eq .chezmoi.os "darwin" }}
# macOS config
{{- end }}

{{- if eq .chezmoi.os "linux" }}
# Linux config
{{- end }}

By hostname

{{- if hasPrefix .chezmoi.hostname "work-" }}
# work machine config
{{- end }}

By environment variable

{{- if env "WORK_ENV" }}
# when WORK_ENV is set
{{- end }}

Combined conditions

{{- if or (eq .chezmoi.os "darwin") (env "WORK_ENV") }}
# macOS or when WORK_ENV is set
{{- end }}

Escaping Nested Templates

When the target file itself uses {{ }} syntax (like mise, Jinja2, or Tera templates), escape the braces so chezmoi doesn't process them as Go template syntax:

SOME_VAR = "{{ "{{" }}env.OTHER_VAR{{ "}}" }}"

This renders as SOME_VAR = "{{env.OTHER_VAR}}" in the output. The {{ "{{" }} and {{ "}}" }} are Go template expressions that output literal brace characters.

Removing Files

Use .chezmoiremove to clean up dotfiles that chezmoi should remove from your system:

# Create .chezmoiremove file listing targets to remove
cat > ~/.local/share/chezmoi/.chezmoiremove << 'EOF'
~/.old-config
~/.deprecated-rc
EOF

# Preview what would be removed
chezmoi diff

# Apply to remove the files
chezmoi apply --refresh-externals --force

Template-based removal (.chezmoiremove.tmpl)

Conditionally remove files based on system variables:

{{- if eq .chezmoi.os "darwin" }}
~/.linux-only-config
{{- end }}

{{- if not (env "WORK_ENV") }}
~/.work-config
{{- end }}

The file is always processed as a template, even without the .tmpl extension.

External Dependencies

Manage external git repos in .chezmoiexternal.toml:

[".zsh/plugins/some-plugin"]
    type = "git-repo"
    url = "https://github.com/user/some-plugin.git"
    refreshPeriod = "168h"

Workflow: Converting Static File to Template

When converting a static config to machine-specific template:

  1. Read the current file to understand its contents
  2. Identify machine-specific values (paths, hostnames, environment-specific settings)
  3. Run chezmoi add --template <file> to add as template
  4. Edit the template source to add conditionals (see "Machine-Specific Templates")
  5. Preview with chezmoi cat <file> to verify rendering on this machine
  6. Apply with chezmoi apply --refresh-externals --force

Gotchas

  1. Removing managed files: Use .chezmoiremove to clean up files (see "Removing Files" section)
  2. Always preview: Run chezmoi cat <file> before applying templates
  3. Always use --refresh-externals --force flags: Critical because --refresh-externals ensures external git repos and archives update, and --force prevents interactive TTY prompts that would block execution (Claude cannot respond to interactive prompts)
  4. Template errors: Use chezmoi execute-template '{{ .chezmoi.os }}' to test template snippets

Troubleshooting

Template syntax errors: Test small snippets with chezmoi execute-template '{{ .chezmoi.os }}'

File not applying: Check chezmoi status and chezmoi diff to see what changes are pending

External not refreshing: The refresh period might not have elapsed; use --refresh-externals flag to force refresh

Permission errors: Verify file has correct prefix (private_ for 600, executable_ for 755)

ARGUMENTS: Add claude-tmux-namer plugin to chezmoi externals

I see the pattern. For Claude Code plugins, we need to: 1. Clone the repo somewhere accessible (like ~/code/ or a .claude/plugins/ directory) 2. Have a run script that installs the plugin

Since the plugin uses make install, I'll add it to ~/code/claude-tmux-namer and create a run script to install it.

Done. The plugin is now managed by chezmoi:

  • External repo: ~/code/claude-tmux-namer cloned from GitHub
  • Install script: run_once_after_install-claude-tmux-namer.sh runs make install
  • Work laptop excluded: Script exits early on work laptop (LM* hostname)

On new machines, chezmoi apply --refresh-externals --force will clone the repo and install the plugin.

#725

Base directory for this skill: /home/admin/.claude/skills/chezmoi

Chezmoi Dotfiles Management

Action Guidance

When the user asks about dotfiles or chezmoi operations, implement the changes directly using chezmoi commands rather than only suggesting them. If the user says "make this work on macOS only" or "add my bashrc to chezmoi", proceed with implementation.

Always preview significant changes with chezmoi diff or chezmoi cat <file> before applying.

Commands

chezmoi add <file>           # Add file to chezmoi
chezmoi apply --refresh-externals --force  # Apply changes (always use these flags)
chezmoi diff                 # Preview what would change
chezmoi cat <file>           # Preview rendered template output
chezmoi data                 # Show available template variables
chezmoi edit <file>          # Edit source file
chezmoi edit ~/.local/share/chezmoi/.chezmoiremove  # Edit removal list

File Naming

Prefix/Suffix Effect
dot_ Installed as . (dot_gitconfig~/.gitconfig)
private_ Restrictive permissions (600)
executable_ Executable permissions (755)
.tmpl Processed as Go template
symlink_ Creates symlink

Machine-Specific Templates

Convert a static file to a template by renaming with .tmpl suffix, then use conditionals:

By OS

{{- if eq .chezmoi.os "darwin" }}
# macOS config
{{- end }}

{{- if eq .chezmoi.os "linux" }}
# Linux config
{{- end }}

By hostname

{{- if hasPrefix .chezmoi.hostname "work-" }}
# work machine config
{{- end }}

By environment variable

{{- if env "WORK_ENV" }}
# when WORK_ENV is set
{{- end }}

Combined conditions

{{- if or (eq .chezmoi.os "darwin") (env "WORK_ENV") }}
# macOS or when WORK_ENV is set
{{- end }}

Escaping Nested Templates

When the target file itself uses {{ }} syntax (like mise, Jinja2, or Tera templates), escape the braces so chezmoi doesn't process them as Go template syntax:

SOME_VAR = "{{ "{{" }}env.OTHER_VAR{{ "}}" }}"

This renders as SOME_VAR = "{{env.OTHER_VAR}}" in the output. The {{ "{{" }} and {{ "}}" }} are Go template expressions that output literal brace characters.

Removing Files

Use .chezmoiremove to clean up dotfiles that chezmoi should remove from your system:

# Create .chezmoiremove file listing targets to remove
cat > ~/.local/share/chezmoi/.chezmoiremove << 'EOF'
~/.old-config
~/.deprecated-rc
EOF

# Preview what would be removed
chezmoi diff

# Apply to remove the files
chezmoi apply --refresh-externals --force

Template-based removal (.chezmoiremove.tmpl)

Conditionally remove files based on system variables:

{{- if eq .chezmoi.os "darwin" }}
~/.linux-only-config
{{- end }}

{{- if not (env "WORK_ENV") }}
~/.work-config
{{- end }}

The file is always processed as a template, even without the .tmpl extension.

External Dependencies

Manage external git repos in .chezmoiexternal.toml:

[".zsh/plugins/some-plugin"]
    type = "git-repo"
    url = "https://github.com/user/some-plugin.git"
    refreshPeriod = "168h"

Workflow: Converting Static File to Template

When converting a static config to machine-specific template:

  1. Read the current file to understand its contents
  2. Identify machine-specific values (paths, hostnames, environment-specific settings)
  3. Run chezmoi add --template <file> to add as template
  4. Edit the template source to add conditionals (see "Machine-Specific Templates")
  5. Preview with chezmoi cat <file> to verify rendering on this machine
  6. Apply with chezmoi apply --refresh-externals --force

Gotchas

  1. Removing managed files: Use .chezmoiremove to clean up files (see "Removing Files" section)
  2. Always preview: Run chezmoi cat <file> before applying templates
  3. Always use --refresh-externals --force flags: Critical because --refresh-externals ensures external git repos and archives update, and --force prevents interactive TTY prompts that would block execution (Claude cannot respond to interactive prompts)
  4. Template errors: Use chezmoi execute-template '{{ .chezmoi.os }}' to test template snippets

Troubleshooting

Template syntax errors: Test small snippets with chezmoi execute-template '{{ .chezmoi.os }}'

File not applying: Check chezmoi status and chezmoi diff to see what changes are pending

External not refreshing: The refresh period might not have elapsed; use --refresh-externals flag to force refresh

Permission errors: Verify file has correct prefix (private_ for 600, executable_ for 755)

ARGUMENTS: Add claude-tmux-namer plugin to chezmoi externals

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Base directory for this skill: /home/admin/.claude/skills/chezmoi

Chezmoi Dotfiles Management

Action Guidance

When the user asks about dotfiles or chezmoi operations, implement the changes directly using chezmoi commands rather than only suggesting them. If the user says "make this work on macOS only" or "add my bashrc to chezmoi", proceed with implementation.

Always preview significant changes with chezmoi diff or chezmoi cat <file> before applying.

Commands

chezmoi add <file>           # Add file to chezmoi
chezmoi apply --refresh-externals --force  # Apply changes (always use these flags)
chezmoi diff                 # Preview what would change
chezmoi cat <file>           # Preview rendered template output
chezmoi data                 # Show available template variables
chezmoi edit <file>          # Edit source file
chezmoi edit ~/.local/share/chezmoi/.chezmoiremove  # Edit removal list

File Naming

Prefix/Suffix Effect
dot_ Installed as . (dot_gitconfig~/.gitconfig)
private_ Restrictive permissions (600)
executable_ Executable permissions (755)
.tmpl Processed as Go template
symlink_ Creates symlink

Machine-Specific Templates

Convert a static file to a template by renaming with .tmpl suffix, then use conditionals:

By OS

{{- if eq .chezmoi.os "darwin" }}
# macOS config
{{- end }}

{{- if eq .chezmoi.os "linux" }}
# Linux config
{{- end }}

By hostname

{{- if hasPrefix .chezmoi.hostname "work-" }}
# work machine config
{{- end }}

By environment variable

{{- if env "WORK_ENV" }}
# when WORK_ENV is set
{{- end }}

Combined conditions

{{- if or (eq .chezmoi.os "darwin") (env "WORK_ENV") }}
# macOS or when WORK_ENV is set
{{- end }}

Escaping Nested Templates

When the target file itself uses {{ }} syntax (like mise, Jinja2, or Tera templates), escape the braces so chezmoi doesn't process them as Go template syntax:

SOME_VAR = "{{ "{{" }}env.OTHER_VAR{{ "}}" }}"

This renders as SOME_VAR = "{{env.OTHER_VAR}}" in the output. The {{ "{{" }} and {{ "}}" }} are Go template expressions that output literal brace characters.

Removing Files

Use .chezmoiremove to clean up dotfiles that chezmoi should remove from your system:

# Create .chezmoiremove file listing targets to remove
cat > ~/.local/share/chezmoi/.chezmoiremove << 'EOF'
~/.old-config
~/.deprecated-rc
EOF

# Preview what would be removed
chezmoi diff

# Apply to remove the files
chezmoi apply --refresh-externals --force

Template-based removal (.chezmoiremove.tmpl)

Conditionally remove files based on system variables:

{{- if eq .chezmoi.os "darwin" }}
~/.linux-only-config
{{- end }}

{{- if not (env "WORK_ENV") }}
~/.work-config
{{- end }}

The file is always processed as a template, even without the .tmpl extension.

External Dependencies

Manage external git repos in .chezmoiexternal.toml:

[".zsh/plugins/some-plugin"]
    type = "git-repo"
    url = "https://github.com/user/some-plugin.git"
    refreshPeriod = "168h"

Workflow: Converting Static File to Template

When converting a static config to machine-specific template:

  1. Read the current file to understand its contents
  2. Identify machine-specific values (paths, hostnames, environment-specific settings)
  3. Run chezmoi add --template <file> to add as template
  4. Edit the template source to add conditionals (see "Machine-Specific Templates")
  5. Preview with chezmoi cat <file> to verify rendering on this machine
  6. Apply with chezmoi apply --refresh-externals --force

Gotchas

  1. Removing managed files: Use .chezmoiremove to clean up files (see "Removing Files" section)
  2. Always preview: Run chezmoi cat <file> before applying templates
  3. Always use --refresh-externals --force flags: Critical because --refresh-externals ensures external git repos and archives update, and --force prevents interactive TTY prompts that would block execution (Claude cannot respond to interactive prompts)
  4. Template errors: Use chezmoi execute-template '{{ .chezmoi.os }}' to test template snippets

Troubleshooting

Template syntax errors: Test small snippets with chezmoi execute-template '{{ .chezmoi.os }}'

File not applying: Check chezmoi status and chezmoi diff to see what changes are pending

External not refreshing: The refresh period might not have elapsed; use --refresh-externals flag to force refresh

Permission errors: Verify file has correct prefix (private_ for 600, executable_ for 755)

ARGUMENTS: Add claude-tmux-namer plugin to chezmoi externals

I see the pattern. For Claude Code plugins, we need to: 1. Clone the repo somewhere accessible (like ~/code/ or a .claude/plugins/ directory) 2. Have a run script that installs the plugin

Since the plugin uses make install, I'll add it to ~/code/claude-tmux-namer and create a run script to install it.

Done. The plugin is now managed by chezmoi:

  • External repo: ~/code/claude-tmux-namer cloned from GitHub
  • Install script: run_once_after_install-claude-tmux-namer.sh runs make install
  • Work laptop excluded: Script exits early on work laptop (LM* hostname)

On new machines, chezmoi apply --refresh-externals --force will clone the repo and install the plugin.

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#562

Generate a 2-4 word lowercase phrase describing this work session. Output ONLY the phrase, nothing else. {"session_id":"6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395","transcript_path":"/home/admin/.claude/projects/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395.jsonl","cwd":"/home/admin/.local/share/chezmoi","permission_mode":"default","hook_event_name":"Stop","stop_hook_active":false}

#563

I want this running everywhere work laptop, personal, cpair, my home linux box

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Session didn't change. The issue is: when running via --continue, there's no prior conversation to continue from in that test context.

To answer your question: the hook gets the tmux session from the $TMUX environment variable that's inherited from the parent shell. When you're in tmux, $TMUX contains the socket path and session info. The tmux rename-session command uses this to target the current session.

The problem is the claude --continue command — it needs an existing session to continue from. Let me test manually what Haiku gets.

The session is still "pair", but you're seeing the window name changed. Those are different:

  • Session name: tmux rename-session — what we're targeting
  • Window name: tmux rename-window — the tab/window within a session

If "tmux window name strategy" appeared as the window name, something worked but targeted the wrong thing. Let me check.

#602

I want this running everywhere work laptop, personal, cpair, my home linux box

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#643

I want this running everywhere work laptop, personal, cpair, my home linux box

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#684

I want this running everywhere work laptop, personal, cpair, my home linux box

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#726

I want this running everywhere work laptop, personal, cpair, my home linux box

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#603

Generate a 2-4 word lowercase phrase describing this work session. Output ONLY the phrase, nothing else. {"session_id":"6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395","transcript_path":"/home/admin/.claude/projects/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395.jsonl","cwd":"/home/admin/.local/share/chezmoi","permission_mode":"default","hook_event_name":"Stop","stop_hook_active":false}

#604

Now can we update the claude invocation locally to get the cost of the one-shot and log it? I just want to know what the usage of this will do.

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Session didn't change. The issue is: when running via --continue, there's no prior conversation to continue from in that test context.

To answer your question: the hook gets the tmux session from the $TMUX environment variable that's inherited from the parent shell. When you're in tmux, $TMUX contains the socket path and session info. The tmux rename-session command uses this to target the current session.

The problem is the claude --continue command — it needs an existing session to continue from. Let me test manually what Haiku gets.

The session is still "pair", but you're seeing the window name changed. Those are different:

  • Session name: tmux rename-session — what we're targeting
  • Window name: tmux rename-window — the tab/window within a session

If "tmux window name strategy" appeared as the window name, something worked but targeted the wrong thing. Let me check.

#644

Now can we update the claude invocation locally to get the cost of the one-shot and log it? I just want to know what the usage of this will do.

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#685

Now can we update the claude invocation locally to get the cost of the one-shot and log it? I just want to know what the usage of this will do.

2 bash · 1 read · 1 write

Got it — keeping this local only, not pushing to the repo.

The script now logs to ~/.local/share/claude-tmux-namer/cost.log with format:

2026-01-18T16:30:00+00:00 cost=$0.135812 input=3 output=14 cache_read=0 cache_create=108132 name="tmux plugin creation"

To check costs after a session:

cat ~/.local/share/claude-tmux-namer/cost.log
#727

Now can we update the claude invocation locally to get the cost of the one-shot and log it? I just want to know what the usage of this will do.

2 bash · 1 read · 1 write

Got it — keeping this local only, not pushing to the repo.

The script now logs to ~/.local/share/claude-tmux-namer/cost.log with format:

2026-01-18T16:30:00+00:00 cost=$0.135812 input=3 output=14 cache_read=0 cache_create=108132 name="tmux plugin creation"

To check costs after a session:

cat ~/.local/share/claude-tmux-namer/cost.log
#645

Say hi

10 bash · 2 read · 1 write · 1 edit · 1 todo

Got it — keeping this local only, not pushing to the repo.

The script now logs to ~/.local/share/claude-tmux-namer/cost.log with format:

2026-01-18T16:30:00+00:00 cost=$0.135812 input=3 output=14 cache_read=0 cache_create=108132 name="tmux plugin creation"

To check costs after a session:

cat ~/.local/share/claude-tmux-namer/cost.log

Session didn't change. The issue is: when running via --continue, there's no prior conversation to continue from in that test context.

To answer your question: the hook gets the tmux session from the $TMUX environment variable that's inherited from the parent shell. When you're in tmux, $TMUX contains the socket path and session info. The tmux rename-session command uses this to target the current session.

The problem is the claude --continue command — it needs an existing session to continue from. Let me test manually what Haiku gets.

The session is still "pair", but you're seeing the window name changed. Those are different:

  • Session name: tmux rename-session — what we're targeting
  • Window name: tmux rename-window — the tab/window within a session

If "tmux window name strategy" appeared as the window name, something worked but targeted the wrong thing. Let me check.

#686

Generate a 2-4 word lowercase phrase describing this work session. Output ONLY the phrase, nothing else. {"session_id":"6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395","transcript_path":"/home/admin/.claude/projects/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395.jsonl","cwd":"/home/admin/.local/share/chezmoi","permission_mode":"default","hook_event_name":"Stop","stop_hook_active":false}

#687

Has it logged anything yet?

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Session didn't change. The issue is: when running via --continue, there's no prior conversation to continue from in that test context.

To answer your question: the hook gets the tmux session from the $TMUX environment variable that's inherited from the parent shell. When you're in tmux, $TMUX contains the socket path and session info. The tmux rename-session command uses this to target the current session.

The problem is the claude --continue command — it needs an existing session to continue from. Let me test manually what Haiku gets.

The session is still "pair", but you're seeing the window name changed. Those are different:

  • Session name: tmux rename-session — what we're targeting
  • Window name: tmux rename-window — the tab/window within a session

If "tmux window name strategy" appeared as the window name, something worked but targeted the wrong thing. Let me check.

#728

Has it logged anything yet?

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#729

Generate a 2-4 word lowercase phrase describing this work session. Output ONLY the phrase, nothing else. {"session_id":"6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395","transcript_path":"/home/admin/.claude/projects/-home-admin--local-share-chezmoi/6a5d4ac0-ae56-480d-8dca-f0165131b395.jsonl","cwd":"/home/admin/.local/share/chezmoi","permission_mode":"default","hook_event_name":"Stop","stop_hook_active":false}