Quick Start
Get started with Amux in minutes.
Workspace Basics
1. Initialize Amux
Navigate to your project and initialize Amux:
cd your-project
amux init
This creates a .amux/
directory to store workspace metadata. You'll be asked if you want to add .amux/
to your .gitignore
file to keep workspace data out of version control.
2. Create a Workspace
amux ws create feature-auth
You now have an isolated Git worktree ready for development!
3. List Your Workspaces
amux ws list
Output:
ID NAME BRANCH CREATED
1 feature-auth amux/workspace-feature-auth-... 2 minutes ago
Working with AI Agents
If you have AI agents configured, you can run them in your workspaces:
4. Run an AI Agent
amux run claude --workspace feature-auth
5. List Sessions
Check your running AI agents:
amux ps
Output:
ID NAME AGENT WORKSPACE STATUS
1 sess-1 claude feature-auth 🟢 running
6. Attach to AI Agent
Connect to your running AI agent for interactive work:
amux attach 1 # Use session ID from 'amux ps'
Exit the session with Ctrl+B
then D
(detach) or exit
(terminate).
What You've Achieved
Workspace Setup
✅ Initialized Amux in your project ✅ Created an isolated workspace for feature development ✅ Learned how to manage multiple workspaces
AI Agent Integration (if completed)
✅ Started an AI agent in an isolated environment ✅ Monitored running sessions ✅ Connected to your AI agent for interactive work
You're now ready to run multiple AI agents in parallel without conflicts!
Next Steps
- Workspace Management - Detailed workspace operations
- Session Management - Monitor and control running sessions
- AI Workflows - MCP integration guide