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Cmux Dev Workflow

Contributor workflow for native cmux setup, tagged dev builds, Xcode project...

Install

npx skills add manaflow-ai/cmux --skill cmux-dev-workflow -g -a claude-code -y
Repository
manaflow-ai/cmux28.6k
Category
Mobile
Updated
3d ago
License
See repository
Context cost
Lightabout 658 tokens
Runs scripts
No, instructions only

What it does

Contributor workflow for native cmux setup, tagged dev builds, Xcode project normalization and sidebar extensions. Use for native build inputs, setup or tagged app verification.

cmux Dev Workflow

Scope and routing

Run repository commands only from a trusted checkout; even verify-local.py --help and --list load repository code.

Choose verification for the change before preparing a native build. Fast feedback starts with python3 scripts/verify-local.py; portable-tooling and documentation changes use their scoped checks without an unrelated app build.

For native app or build-input changes, build with a tag as below. Setup (./scripts/setup.sh) initializes submodules, builds GhosttyKit and installs the project-normalization hook; it is not a prerequisite for portable static checks.

Tagged local development

When local native execution is authorized:

./scripts/reload.sh --tag <short-tag>
CMUX_TAG=<short-tag> scripts/cmux-debug-cli.sh list-workspaces

Reload builds without launching; add --launch when live verification is needed. Never use bare xcodebuild or open an untagged cmux DEV.app: tags isolate bundle IDs, sockets and build output from other sessions. Do not use /tmp/cmux-cli, which follows the most recently reloaded app. See tagged builds. Never quit, kill, relaunch or xctrace --launch the user's running cmux (com.cmuxterm.app); it holds their live agent sessions.

An app build does not establish test-target compilation or execution. Follow the test guide for those claims.

Toolchain and project files

.xcode-version owns the Xcode major; cmux.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj currently uses objectVersion 60. The Intel/macOS 14 fallback uses Xcode 16.2/Swift 6.0; keep app-linked code compatible as specified in Swift 6.0 compatibility.

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