Top-Level Commands
| Command | Use it for |
|---|---|
rmux configure | Write config or inspect resolved config. |
rmux aws-check | Validate AWS BYOC setup. |
rmux gcp-check | Validate GCP BYOC setup. |
rmux new | Create an environment for the current directory. |
rmux env | List, inspect, and manage environments plus environment-level settings. |
rmux workspace | Attach to, inspect, and manage workspaces inside the current environment. |
rmux claude | Inspect, login, or sync Claude Code auth for RMUX workspaces. |
rmux usage | Show usage for the current backend. |
rmux admin | Manage API keys and subscription state when your key has admin permissions. |
rmux update | Install the latest published release. |
rmux version | Print the installed RMUX CLI version. |
Command Groups
env
Environment lifecycle and environment-level operations:
workspace
Workspace-level interaction:
claude
Claude Code auth sync for local and remote workspaces:
admin
Admin operations for API keys and subscription state:
Three Common Flows
First setup
Daily work
aws and gcp. e2b and managed still use
rmux workspace attach for interactive access.
Use git to move later code changes between your local checkout and the remote
workspace.
Cleanup
Help Commands
rmux --version and rmux version print the installed CLI version. Use the
help commands to inspect the current command tree and backend-specific options.
When stdout is a TTY, RMUX renders a richer terminal help view for --help,
-h, and help subcommands. In scripts and other non-interactive contexts, it
falls back to plain help text automatically.
Terminal UX
rmux new now shows step-by-step progress while it provisions the remote
environment, syncs your workspace, and creates the default workspace. In an
interactive terminal, press d to toggle low-level command details during that
progress view.
Read Next
Day-To-Day Workflows
See the common commands in a workflow context.
Configuration
Go deeper on config files, flags, and environment variables.


