I'm all for standard file formats where they serve a purpose, but they don't really fit here. The point of tmuxomatic was to completely break away from the str

I'm all for standard file formats where they serve a purpose, but they don't really fit here. The point of tmuxomatic was to completely break away from the structure imposed by tmuxinator, tmuxp, and fundamentally tmux, and deliver something so simple and automated that tmux becomes almost transparent. Where any user, expert or novice, is able to create complex arrangements of practically any conceivable layout so intuitively that documentation is unnecessary. However, if you prefer to do your editing in an IDE or graphical editor, a known file format is easier to deal with, and syntax highlighting is nice. I'll add YAML support in version 1.1.