Konfigurasjon
imux leser konfigurasjon fra Ghostty-konfigurasjonsfiler, slik at du får kjente alternativer hvis du kommer fra Ghostty.
Config File Locations
imux ser etter konfigurasjon på disse plasseringene (i rekkefølge):
~/.icc/— Per-user imux data directory. Stores session snapshots, logs, and internal state.~/.config/ghostty/config— Ghostty config file for terminal font, theme, colors, split styling, scrollback, and working directory settings.Xcode build settings (Info.plist, entitlements)— Build-time configuration for bundle identity, capabilities, and signing.
UserDefaults Keys
imux uses UserDefaults for persistent app settings. Key prefixes follow domain-based patterns:
- Appearance keys use prefixes like theme_, font_, and opacity_ for visual preferences.
- Automation keys control socket access mode (ICC_SOCKET_MODE) and related security settings.
- Workspace keys store sidebar visibility, pane sizes, and window frame persistence.
- Defaults can be set via the defaults command-line tool or through the in-app Settings panel.
Appearance Settings
Customize how imux looks and feels:
- Theme — Choose between System (follows macOS), Light, or Dark mode. Configured in Settings > Appearance or via the Ghostty config file.
- Font Size — Set the terminal font family and size in the Ghostty config file. Adjust in real-time with Cmd+Plus and Cmd+Minus.
- Opacity — Control window and split pane transparency. Unfocused split opacity is configurable separately from the main window.
Shell Settings
Configure the shell environment for new terminal surfaces:
- Default Shell — Set your preferred shell (zsh, bash, fish, etc.). imux respects your macOS user shell by default.
- Shell Arguments — Pass custom arguments to the shell on startup, such as login flags or command execution.
- Working Directory — Set the default directory for new terminal surfaces. Can be a fixed path or a dynamic value like the current project root.
Notification Settings
Control which events trigger desktop notifications:
- Agent completion: notify when a long-running AI agent finishes a task.
- Command completion: notify after shell commands that exceed a configurable duration threshold.
- CI/build events: notify on build success, failure, or test completion from sidebar status entries.
- Suppression: desktop alerts are suppressed when imux is focused, the active workspace matches, or the notification panel is open.
Keyboard Shortcut Customization
Customize keyboard shortcuts via macOS UserDefaults:
# Set a custom shortcut via defaults write
defaults write com.icc.icc NSUserKeyEquivalents -dict-add "New Workspace" "@t"For the full list of default shortcuts, see the Keyboard Shortcuts page.
Session Persistence Settings
Control how imux saves and restores workspace state:
- Autosave cadence: configure how often session snapshots are written (default: on workspace change and app deactivation).
- Snapshot limits: set maximum windows, workspaces, panels, layout depth, and scrollback lines per snapshot.
- Maximum snapshot bytes: cap the total size of session data to prevent unbounded growth.
- Automated test disablement: session restore is automatically disabled during XCTest runs to avoid state interference.
Remote Connection Defaults
Default settings for SSH-based remote workspaces:
- Default SSH port and identity file, read from your OpenSSH config.
- Auto-reconnect behavior: enable or disable automatic reconnection on network drops.
- Remote helper manifest URL: where imux fetches the iccd-remote binary for deployment to remote hosts.
Ghostty config changes take effect on the next terminal surface. App Settings changes (via Cmd+,) apply immediately.