2026 04 06 Cc Sessions Upgrade

CC Sessions Upgrade

Goal: Set up a tmux startup script for multiple CC sessions + evaluate tmux vs IDE extension.

Outcome

• Created /home/ta/bin/tmux-work.sh — one command spins up all 5 workspace windows
  • 0:MBR → /mnt/d/FSS/KB/MBR (auto-starts claude)
  • 1:FSS → /mnt/d/FSS/KB/Business
  • 2:monorepo → /home/ta/projects/monorepo
  • 3:utils → /home/ta/utils
  • 5:tmp → /home/ta/tmp
• Commands: tmux-work.sh (launch), tmux-work.sh attach, tmux-work.sh kill

Gotcha

Must run from outside an existing tmux session. If a work session already exists, the script silently attaches instead of rebuilding windows. Kill first:

tmux-work.sh kill
tmux-work.sh

Or from inside tmux: run tmux-work.sh kill (session dies, drops to plain bash), then tmux-work.sh.

Decisions

• Windows Terminal: Fix deferred until Win11 upgrade
• CC VS Code extension: Later
• Cursor + CC CLI: Don’t mix — two competing AI systems; tmux remains the right session manager

Advisory

tmux window-per-project model is optimal for multi-session CC. IDE integration adds value only for code-heavy editing work, not session management.