claude-hdb eacb1a9e28 feat: 'claudebox tmux <box> [session]' — a shell that survives you ... 'shell' is a child of the exec connection: drop the terminal and a long Claude run inside it is SIGHUP'd — which has already cost one run. tmux is installed in every box but relying on remembering to start it is how that run was lost. New verb, not a changed default: 'tmux new-session -A -s <session>' attaches when the session exists and creates it when it doesn't, so starting work and reattaching after a disconnect are the same command. The session name (default: main) gives parallel streams in one box. 'shell' stays bare on purpose — two verbs, two contracts — so tmux's costs (nesting, scrollback semantics, exit-vs-detach) are only paid when asked for. Closes #6		2026-07-14 13:10:59 +00:00
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claudebox	feat: 'claudebox tmux <box> [session]' — a shell that survives you	2026-07-14 13:10:59 +00:00