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Integrations

Arashi owns Git worktrees. Your development tool owns the context where you work.

Choose a tool

Section titled “Choose a tool”
Tool Best fit
VS Code, Cursor, or Kiro Editor-first work
tmux or sesh Terminal windows and sessions
Herdr Persistent workspaces with Git provenance
cmux cmux-managed terminals
Kitty Reusable live Kitty tabs
T3 Code A separate agent task in a coordinated workspace
Ordinary terminal New windows or current-shell navigation

Use automatic detection

Section titled “Use automatic detection”
{
  "defaults": {
    "create": {
      "switch": true,
      "launch": "auto"
    },
    "switch": {
      "mode": "auto"
    }
  }
}

cmux and Kitty are automatic-only integrations. Herdr and sesh can be named defaults.

Override once

Section titled “Override once”
Terminal window
aw switch feature-auth --vscode
aw switch feature-auth --tmux
aw switch feature-auth --herdr

Use --tab for a supported tab or managed equivalent. See Launching for support and precedence.

Arashi does not close stateful external contexts when removing a worktree. Close them deliberately.

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