Miadi Review

[MINO] Tmux Agent Restore & Session Continuity Architecture 260929-001

Sep 30, 2026 · model: manual-edit · channel: JGWill

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Tmux Agent Restore & Session Continuity Architecture

Source: mino-260928-fork-01-f174aa5a-f3f6-4cce-83b7-a0c0934ad003-001 — JGWill https://youtu.be/SNOfleZoZpk type: Internal part: 001

Summary

This session reviews the Tmux Agent Restore architecture designed to persist agent sessions across machine reboots. By introducing a shared binding line that couples tmux pane IDs with agent session keys, the system restores execution context without unsafe auto-execution, coordinated across dedicated continuity, event routing, and witness teams.

Aspects

The Shared Key Binding Line (01:00-01:16)

Tmux traditionally tracks terminal panes while hooks track agent sessions independently without a shared identifier. The proposed fix appends a single binding line on every agent start, clear, resume, or end, binding the agent session ID directly to the tmux session, window, and pane coordinates.

Five-Step Recovery Workflow (01:17-01:51)

The restoration roadmap establishes five concrete steps: cataloging pre-reboot sessions, writing pane hooks, scheduling tmux state saves every 15 minutes with screen captures, auto-restarting the daemon post-reboot to name panes, and loading session identities instantly without waiting for agent process termination.

Tri-Team Engineering Governance (02:38-04:06)

Work is partitioned across three teams: T1 manages machine-level session continuity and tmux hooks; T2 routes event propagation and broker interactions at application scope; and T3 acts as the witness team, evaluating artifacts, preserving chart inventories, and guiding iterative design revisions.

Audio-Driven Mobile Feedback Loop (04:40-05:46)

The interface reads dense technical proposals aloud to enable mobile review. Based on immediate spoken feedback regarding diagram placement and visual clarity, the agent immediately redraws the architectural models and publishes version 2 of the specification artifact.

End-results and Core Aspect

Core Aspect — Deterministic Post-Reboot Agent Resumption (00:37-00:56)

The core implementation pairs tmux resurrect snapshots with persistent session metadata. After a crash or restart, each terminal pane is restored to its exact directory, displays previous screen context, and pre-populates the exact resume command awaiting safe human confirmation.

Results

  • Automated Pane-to-Session Linking (01:28-02:08): Hooks record session metadata alongside tmux pane coordinates, allowing the system to match 67 historical sessions across 86 panes without manual configuration or guesswork.
  • Visual Artifact Generation (V2) (05:42-05:46): Iterative feedback converts a text-heavy specification into an updated document containing five tailored system architecture drawings deployed live to claude.ai.

Potential production with it

Turn audio into Short

  • use youtube feature to create shorts
  • sections bellow are while trying https://studio.youtube.com/video/SNOfleZoZpk/editor and it suggest shorts

Why terminal sessions lose data on restart

16 secs 0:38 — 0:53

  • Creating one in progress...

How session continuity records every agent action

22 secs 1:38 — 2:00

This drawing shows the whole system in three layers. At the bottom is the machine, the terminals, the agent sessions and the hooks that record everything a session does. In the middle is the Miadi application, the tide cockpit, the episodes and the path events travel on. At the top is the community with the Facebook page.

https://youtube.com/shorts/UbsuRjMUOBg
  • status: experimented creating one first , it is processing

How to fix disconnected terminal sessions

30 secs 2:39 — 3:09

The six steps of the witness feedback loop

22 secs 4:04 — 4:25

Synopsis

The witness loop. This circle has six steps. One, a team publishes a page. Two, we read it and record it. Three, William listens. Four, he answers. Five, we send his revision to the team. Six, he comments on the new page. Right now, we are at step four. Underneath are the five things the Miyagi factory connects to make agent work open to inspection. The question that started the work, the trace of the session, the page it produced, the criteria we judge it by, and a person's judgment. where your recording goes. This recording is one of those sources. William is publishing it on YouTube and it can become a Miyardi review just like the outside videos we learned from. When a review is added to an episode, it opens a talking circle.

https://youtube.com/shorts/cF05CJBYYh4
  • status: created draft it is processing

Why large language models lack relational thinking

1 min 20 secs 9:02 — 10:22

Internal Resources

Part 2 - miadi-review://bf53f04c-c402-455f-8c1b-8c830156c420

https://github.com/jgwill/miadi-orchestration-kit/issues/59

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