A clean, Neovim-first tmux configuration designed for macOS (iTerm2), focused on sessions, windows, and panes — not editing.
This setup intentionally avoids over-configuration and keeps tmux predictable, fast, and conflict-free when used alongside Neovim.
- tmux = layout & multiplexing
- Neovim = editing & navigation
- Prefix-driven (
Ctrl-a) - Minimal overrides
- Zero keybinding conflicts
- No session persistence (ephemeral workspaces)
- Works perfectly with
vim-tmux-navigator
tmux is treated as a live workspace manager, not a stateful recovery tool.
Ctrl-aprefix (macOS-safe, ergonomic)- Splits open in the current working directory
- Seamless pane navigation via
vim-tmux-navigator - Vim-style copy mode
- Clean, themed statusline
- Fish shell as default inside tmux
- No session autosave / restore (intentional)