send
cyber-mux send text <pane> <text>
Section titled “cyber-mux send text <pane> <text>”Type literal text into a pane, pressing no Enter — a word that happens to name a key (Enter,
Up) is typed as characters, never interpreted as that key.
cyber-mux send keys <pane> <keys...>
Section titled “cyber-mux send keys <pane> <keys...>”Press named keys in a pane, in order, typing nothing. Portable core vocabulary: Up Down Left Right Enter Escape Tab Space Backspace C-c F1–F12; anything outside the core is forwarded verbatim to
the backend. send keys <pane> Enter does press Enter and does take the pane’s turn — because the
caller asked for it.
Bare cyber-mux send (no text/keys subcommand) is incomplete input: help on stdout, exit 2.
<pane> takes either a pane id or a label — see Pane for resolution
rules. See submit to take a pane’s turn instead of just driving its
input.
Examples
Section titled “Examples”# Stage text without pressing Enter — the pane's own turn is not takencyber-mux send text %3 "git status"# Stage text into a labeled pane instead of an idcyber-mux send text logs "tail -f app.log"# Interrupt a running process, then dismiss a promptcyber-mux send keys %3 C-ccyber-mux send keys %3 Escape