API reference

Connects to an existing endpoint. Closing retires clients, never the daemon.

Hook values are executable tmux command strings, never literal data.

Raw bytes remain available even when a caller requests a typed conversion.

IDs printed by the creation command itself, before later topology changes. A receipt proves creation, not continued ownership or current membership.

Explicit executable and socket selection. Construction starts no clients.

Blocks observed between private boundaries may include hooks. They do not establish command ownership, final status, or completion of delayed effects.

A schema-validated predicate over captured records; evaluation performs no I/O.

Replayable captured membership. Snapshot construction owns record values.

A validated graph observed over an interval, with no transport reference.

Final client status cannot attribute a merged group result to individual steps.

Explicit acquisition and mutation at one option scope.

Terminal bytes go directly to the caller's TTY and are not captured.

A target belongs to one open server binding; names never identify it.

Here "support" means which tmux releases libtmux supports, not helper code. Every server handle checks its daemon's release before any command runs; this module exposes that check.