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Keep the agents running.
See what your coding agents are doing, answer when they need you, and open a terminal only when you have to.
Version 0.6.0 · APK · 9.1 MB · Native Android · Herdr-first · Powered by Ghostty
Droidtty tells you what matters now.
Agents spend minutes reading, editing and testing. Almost none of it needs you, so Droidtty only notifies you when something does.
1 needs you
2 working3 done
Your judgment should not require a shell.
Questions and permission requests arrive as decisions you can make in a tap.
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Review the result where you are.
Changed files and diffs get a native view, so you can check the work before it moves on.
- ui/model/Status.kt +14
- ui/home/HomeScreen.kt +16 −9
- ui/programs/ProgramUi.kt +10 −6
- UI/Home/HomeScreen.swift +11 −6
- UI/Programs/ProgramViews.swift +4 −4
- UI/Theme.swift +13
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-98,6 +98,20Status.kt
98 }
99}
100
101+/**
102+ * The home card's status line, or null when it would
103+ * only repeat what the section title, the avatar badge,
104+ * the corner time or the chips already say.
105+ */
106+fun Workspace.cardLine(): String? {
107+ val a = primaryAgent
108+ return when (bucket()) {
109+ Bucket.Working -> a?.task?.activity
110+ Bucket.Done -> a?.task?.result
111+ Bucket.Idle -> if (a == null) "No agents"
112+ else a.execution.label()
113+ else -> statusLine(withElapsed = false)
114+ }
115+}
116+
117/** Contextual default tab (SPEC §8) */
-551,14 +559,13HomeScreen.kt
559 }
551− Spacer(Modifier.height(8.dp))
552− Row(verticalAlignment = CenterVertically) {
553− StatusIcon(kind, size = 13.dp)
554− Spacer(Modifier.width(7.dp))
560+ // The avatar badge carries the state
561+ // icon; this line only adds what it
562+ // doesn't say.
563+ ws.cardLine()?.let { line ->
564+ Spacer(Modifier.height(8.dp))
565 Text(
556− status,
566+ line,
567 style = Herdr.type.label,
568 maxLines = 2,
569 )
570 }
And when you need the terminal, it is a real terminal.
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Claude Code Shell
d in ~/code/droidtty λ cargo test --test integration
Compiling droidtty v0.1.0 (bridge)
Finished `test` profile in 4.21s
Running tests/integration.rs
running 3 tests
test end_to_end_demo ... ok
test program_status_end_to_end ... ok
test revoke_from_cli_closes_socket ... ok
test result: ok. 3 passed; 0 failed; in 6.87s
d in ~/code/droidtty λ git status --short
M website/src/pages/index.astro
d in ~/code/droidtty λ
Built around Herdr, rather than bolted onto it.
Droidtty doesn’t scrape terminal text. The bridge reads Herdr’s agent state, session logs and git, and sends the phone structured events.
Agent semantics
Claude Code · Codexyour agents, running on the host
Herdrworkspaces and agent status
droidtty-cliadds session logs and git
HMP v1 · pinned TLS
Droidttyon your phone
approvals and answers go back through Herdr's API, never typed into a terminal
Every agent Herdr knows, Droidtty knows by name.
All twenty-one agents Herdr detects show up with their own mark. Claude Code and Codex also get full timelines and exact approvals.
- Claude Code
- Codex
- Gemini CLI
- Cursor
- Copilot
- opencode
- Amp
- Pi
- Droid
- Antigravity
- Cline
- Devin
- Grok
- Hermes
- Kilo Code
- Kimi
- Kiro
- Letta
- Mastra
- Qoder
- Qwen Code
Get Droidtty
Early access. The bridge runs next to Herdr, and your phone pairs with it by scanning a code.
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On your Mac or Linux machine, install the bridge and start it.
npm install -g @droidtty/cli droidtty-cli tuimacOS on Apple Silicon, Linux on x64 and arm64. It shows the pairing code; add
--demofor a simulated herd.On a Mac, you can use the Droidtty Bridge app instead, with the pairing code, your devices and open at login:brew install --cask jagenaujagenau/tap/droidtty - 2
Install the app and scan the code.
Questions
Is Droidtty free?
Yes. The apps and the bridge are free and MIT licensed, and there's no account to create.
Do I need Herdr?
Yes. Droidtty is built around Herdr: the bridge reads its workspaces and agent states. To look around first, run droidtty-cli tui --demo for a simulated herd, or tap "Try the demo host" in the app.
Which agents does it work with?
Every agent Herdr detects (21 of them) shows up with its state. Claude Code and Codex also get full timelines and exact approvals, and Pi, omp and OpenCode chats show too.
Does my code go through a server?
No. There's no cloud relay: the phone connects straight to the bridge on your computer, over TLS pinned to the bridge's certificate. Push notifications, if you set them up, are the only thing that goes through a third party. See Security.
Can I use it away from home?
Yes, with Tailscale on the computer and the phone: the phone reaches the bridge at its Tailscale address, wherever you are. To keep the bridge off your local network entirely, bind it to that address.
What do I need to run it?
The bridge runs on macOS (Apple Silicon) and Linux (x64 and arm64). The Android app needs Android 9 or later; the iPhone app needs iOS 26 or later.
Is the iPhone app on the App Store?
Not yet. It's a public beta on TestFlight.
What if I lose my phone?
Run droidtty-cli revoke <device> on the computer. The phone's token stops working and its open connections close at once.