TermRover Blog
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Field notes on running terminals, tmux, SSH, and AI agents from your phone: setups, workflows, and the thinking behind TermRover.
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Mosh: a terminal that survives Wi-Fi to cellular
How Mosh keeps TermRover connected as your phone changes networks, makes typing feel instant on slow links, and starts from a live SSH session.
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Wireless debugging - the key to closing the Android dev loop
Build and install an Android app from your phone with the dev machine anywhere. Wireless ADB over Tailscale, plus an agent in tmux, so there's no cable and no desk in the loop.
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Why there is no notification in TermRover?
It's deliberate. Agent notifications glue you to your phone and hand it your attention. Set and forget is the better workflow: you decide when to check in, and you stay in control.
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My agentic workflow
How I run AI coding agents on remote machines and steer them from my phone. A tmux session per agent, the session picker to jump between them, images for bugs, and voice for prompts.
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The setup that works for me: TermRover + Tailscale
How I reach my home machines and VPS from my phone over SSH, from anywhere, without ever exposing a port to the public internet. Tailscale + TermRover, end to end.