There is a free trial for the paid version that includes the session dock, tmux support, audio ducking, custom focus modes, ssh support, an app launcher

Would love to get feedback to see if back2vibing can fit in your workflow!

I have Carpal and Ulnar Tunnel Syndrome in my thumb and pinky, so this was really flaring up my RSI (Repetitive Stress Injury) symptoms.

So I built back2vibing.

When an agent finishes or needs input, it can bring the exact terminal window or tmux pane back into focus so I can start typing or dictating immediately . For me, the biggest benefit is not just for my RSI but also reliability. While I’m context switching waiting for my agent to finish, I’m never missing any completions or approval prompts.

I tried using Claude Code notifications, but mousing to click the notification also flared up my symptoms, and notifications get very messy quickly because I won’t always click the notification and just manually cmd + tab to it. Mentally, I feel very at ease because I can spin up any number of agents and be doing anything else on my computer, cooking, or cleaning and when my agent is done, I hear a sound and then can get straight back2vibing.

I rabbit-holed pretty hard on it, so I also built out:

- a floating Session Dock to monitor and jump between agents with mouse or keyboard

- sounds when an agent finishes with google maps style audio ducking, so you can listen to music and never miss a sound.

- customizable focus modes: automatically focus, interactive focus (decide if you want to focus), and native notifications

- SSH support for remote workflows

- claude code / codex / gemini cli usage monitoring

- workmux integration for worktrees + tmux

Most of these features were built based off of feedback friends have given me. Been really passionate about this project and would love for folks to give it a try.

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i went to therapy for 2 years with this perspective that the therapist would fix me like the mechanic fixes my car. I spent 2 hours a week with a psychiatrist & therapist bitching about my life thinking eventually I would get "better".

but then i realized that wasn't getting any better. it's not their responsibility to "fix" me. the only person that could help me was me.

the first thing we reach for is an external solution to solve or escape our current problems and everything is so commoditized that there is something that we can fixate our attention on.

i think that reflecting this fixation inward has made all the difference for me personally.

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