List, switch, create and kill tmux sessions

Tap the session name in the terminal chrome to see every tmux session on the host — attached ones marked ●, the current one ✓. Picking one switches the attachment in place: tabs and splits rebuild for the new session.

From the same picker you can create a named session or kill the current one — with others present, dotMux switches you to the next session first so the connection survives; killing your last session warns you it disconnects.

Each host remembers the session you left, so connecting again lands you right back in it. If it vanished server-side, a recovery alert offers to recreate it or attach to another.

When you’re done, Disconnect from the terminal chrome ends the connection cleanly.