Quitting and detaching

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Command	ide	mux
`:quit` from the last pane	Exits	Stops a clean session and returns the TUI to the previously visited running session
`:quit-all`	Exits	The same, whatever the pane count
`:quit-here`	Exits and changes the shell directory, through the wrapper	The same; without the wrapper both refuse. See Change the shell directory on exit
`:detach`	—	Disconnects the TUI at once, keeping every pane, buffer, unsaved edit, and terminal in the host

If the previous session is unavailable, Runyte tries other running sessions in recent-visit order, skipping occupied or incompatible hosts, and returns to the shell when none can take the TUI.
Quitting refuses unsaved buffers and live terminal children. A ! form may discard unsaved buffers but never ends a terminal.
:detach needs no force form, because it discards nothing.
To stop a different session, use runyte --session-stop or :session-stop.