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Herdr Official mobile app launched: manage Claude Code on the go, assign tasks by voice and follow up with screenshots
Beating AI News:Herdr is a tool designed to manage AI coding assistants, much like a Agent version of tmux. Claude Code and Codex write code and execute tasks, while Herdr manages them centrally. Developers can run multiple Agent simultaneously, monitor their progress and have them assign tasks to one another. Background tasks can continue running even after the terminal window is closed.November 10，Herdr announced the launch of its official mobile app for iPhone, iPad and Android. Developers can remotely monitor and operate these running Agent after leaving their computers.
For example, if Codex is modifying code on a computer and becomes stuck waiting for permission after the developer leaves, the developer can resolve it on their phone. The app lists Agent across different computers in one place, categorizing them by status, such as requiring human intervention, completed or working. Opening a task takes the user to the actual terminal where it is running, allowing them to view output, enter commands and continue the work.
The mobile app also supports pasting screenshots, uploading photos and issuing instructions directly to Agent by voice. Speech recognition can use a model downloaded locally to the phone or Apple or Google speech recognition services.Herdr launched a standalone October runtime and a new desktop client at the end of herdr-core. The mobile app connects to SSH on the computer through herdr-core, providing direct access to the existing terminal without a Herdr account or an official relay server. Connecting while away from home or the office typically requires Tailscale or another VPN.
The app is now available for free on the App Store and Google Play, but it is compatible only with the new version of herdr-core and does not yet support the old version of Herdr TUI.