TermRover 1.1: Herdr Agents Fleet
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- AI Agents
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- Type
- APP
- Use case
- Coding
- Interfaces
- Mobile
- Date
About
TermRover is a mobile terminal app for iPhone, iPad, and Android that connects over SSH/Mosh to tmux sessions, and its 1.1 release adds the Herdr Agents Fleet, letting users find and interact with AI coding agents running across multiple SSH hosts from one mobile view. It supports pane-aware text selection, voice prompts, and screenshots so users can give agents context without a laptop.
What it does
The site presents TermRover as a phone and tablet terminal built around tmux and Herdr. Its fleet view, per the announcement, probes SSH hosts you pick, gathers the Herdr agents it finds into one list, and opens any of them in a fullscreen session so you can answer an agent that is waiting on you.
Stated on the product site
- Platforms
- iPhone, iPad and Android
- Connection
- SSH or Mosh into each host
- Host discovery
- Probes chosen saved SSH hosts for Herdr
- Text selection
- Copies a single pane's text
- Input options
- Voice prompts and screenshots
- Session persistence
- Agents stay running on their hosts after you disconnect
Not stated on the site
- Pricing is not shown on the page
- The page does not say whether Herdr must already be installed on each host or how it is set up
- Supported tmux, Herdr and mobile OS versions are not listed
- The page does not describe how SSH keys or credentials are stored on the device
Written from the product site at termrover.sh.
What it can do
Connect to tmux sessions over SSH/Mosh
SSH/Mosh host credentials → Terminal session
Find and interact with AI coding agents running across multiple SSH hosts
SSH host connections → Agent interaction view
Select text within terminal panes
Terminal pane content → Selected text
Give agents context via voice prompts
Voice input → Text prompt sent to agent
Capture and send screenshots to agents
Device screenshot → Image sent to agent
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