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I built Redock because AI coding changed how I use SSH. Mobile coding is no longer about typing code on a tiny keyboard. It is about steering agents running on your dev machine. Redock is my attempt to make that workflow practical on iPhone.

@jaseeey Enjoy the full day dev journey!

@_onecookie It's excellent! Though it's not so much coding anymore... it's more... managing? Either way, it means I can continue to get things done while I'm not at the computer.

Being able to control Codex on my computer from my phone while laying in bed is like cheat mode unlocked. And I'm not even sorry! 🫣

@nwabuakwu @TosinOlugbenga Architecture taste still matters, agents help more when you know what shape the app should have.

@TosinOlugbenga Having basic code architecture knowledge will save you a lot of hassles. But... you absolutely can get this done without needing an actual mobile app developer if you know how to prompt correctly and use the new skills available in harnesses like claude code and codex.

Don’t be too excited boss. You will understand the need for having a mobile app developer in the future.

@YossiOfficial @nmPraveen @ajambrosino The phone should not hold the project, it should just reconnect you to the right running workspace.

For example: I only have a MacBook and when I’m on the go I wane be able to just use codex on my phone and have full access not to just basic chats. To projects I’m in middle of building on cloud. And when back to my laptop it should automatically sync In Short: Codex Mobile should have an option to be the main device

not to worry– we're also taking Codex to the next level for software development. what should we focus on that we aren't already?

@ProgenticEngine @ajambrosino Exactly, the missing piece is continuity across devices, not just another Codex entry point.

@ajambrosino The Superapp definitely needs unified ChatGPT → Codex App for Mobile… so you can do the exact day request and commands from your phone to your desktop to the cloud… right now the workflow is broken

a few months ago in an interview, someone asked me where we wanted to take the codex app. i answered with something along the lines of: we intend to make it the best app ever built for desktop, full stop. it probably felt like a little much, but i meant it. and it feels less potentially hyperbolic now than it did then. Codex is the best way to build software. it is now the best way to do many other things too. we will lean into both, and much of it will mean we blend a lot with ChatGPT. we will do this only when we can deliver something incredible and better than what the two separate current things can deliver alone. we will also combine the best parts of cloud and local environments (and yes, windows+linux). and the best of instant responses and long-running objectives, like /goal. we will do so with Taste™ outside of the incredible gpt models, 3 things have made the Codex app what it is: - an opinionated view of how agents should work with a high quality bar - a tight and honest dogfooding loop - you those 3 things will continue to be P0. LFG.

@Ban_UserName @thsottiaux @rileybrown The point is not mobile vs desktop, it is having one clean control surface for remote agents.

@thsottiaux @rileybrown Codex currently supports remote machine access from mobile devices. I'd like the same capability to be available on desktop — specifically, the ability to manage multiple Codex instances running on remote Mac mini machines from a MacBook.

I built my new personal site on codex and it auto updates and deploys every Friday with updated data and videos. (RileyBrown.xyz) Codex automations + this new sites feature will be huge for internal tools and personal sites that include your integrations/plugins.

@ruudsuraj @codyplof Hi, if you use mobile ssh client, may can try Redock, designed for coding agents. Help you with the mobile coding experience. 😄 redock.dev

@codyplof You can setup Claude on the VPS along with gbrain. Have Termius setup on your Mac and iPhone and operate Claude 24/7 without keeping your mac open.

I've had a Hermes agent for a week and a half. Here are some of my initial thoughts: - Overall I really like it. Took some time to set up but feels well worth it and works nicely with claude and codex. - I have it running on a mac mini I originally bought just for remote control access but set it up during a rainy MDW just for fun. - I started on anthropic api but it got expensive so I moved to codex $200 plan and loving it. Also been using codex for a few backend prjects and am impressed but claude is still daily driver. - Mostly using is as my COS/ Assistant. Helps to clear emails, brie for the day, etc. But also trying to push the needle of what it can do. - I got it in slack and actually prefer it there during the workday since it's open. I have a channel with just me; plus starting to give it access to individual channels and having it help there. - My main confusion before using it was how it's different or uniquely differant than claude. Most of what people have shown me they built in their Openclaw was just stuff you can do in claude. - I still feel like that and technically everything I'm doing in Hermes CAN be done in claude. But here's where I notice the biggest differences: Hermes memory/context makes it much easier to chat with and ask to do things on the go. It creates it's own skills, and most noticably is how easy it is to ask it for cron jobs. It just feels more nimble and agentic, whereas claude feels more "powerful" imo. - I gave it access to pretty much everything; google workspace, slack, desktop, full github access, and datawarehouse via @polar_analytics . - I bought a second mac mini and will have my team set up a Hermes agent for our team to use shared in slack; heavly inspired by Shopify's River. We'll use essentually the same setup of codex pro on a mac mini with full repo and workspace access. It will be our shared COS that has full knowledge and context of the org. A big key here is getting all necessary context like data, consumer insights, product info, etc into one place which the team has been working on. - We'll push the boundaries of what manual work we can automate with this agent. Mostly thinking ops, cx, reporting, etc. I'm excited to see what we can do. - Once we think there's enough of a need, we'll expand further and set up more vertical specific agents when the time comes. - I'm using Obsidian and Karpahty's LLM wiki. Don't have Gbrain set up. Also no HQ yet, sorry Jacob. Curious how this compares to what others have done and get any feedback.

@ClaudioDrews25 @Teknium @NousResearch Hi, kindly suggest you try Redock. Termius is powerful as general terminal, but for mobile AI coding agent scenario, Redock is designed for this purpose. redock.dev

@Teknium @NousResearch I've been using the Hermes with the Termius and Tailscale without any problems. It just keeps getting better!

Just pushed an update to help remote connecting with the Hermes Agent GUI over tailscale to function! Please update if you had any issues!

@toastedmel0n @Teknium Hi, if you use mobile ssh client, may can try Redock, designed for coding agents. You dont need config any thing, it supports tmux natively. redock.dev

@Teknium Just got Termius all setup w tmux and tailscale the other day hype af 😤😤😤

I really love my Hermes Agent tbh

@dex_quant_noob Hi, kindly suggest you try Redock. Termius is powerful as general terminal, but for mobile AI coding agent scenario, Redock is designed for this purpose. redock.dev

termius + tmux all you need

How I use Hermes on the go

@tanadaaa29 Hi, kindly suggest you try Redock. Termius is powerful as general terminal, but for mobile AI coding agent scenario, Redock is designed for this purpose. redock.dev

最近は就寝の際に、スマホからTailscale + Termiusで机の上にあるMacBook君に繋いでtmux内でCodexを開き、値落ちするまでKaggleをするなどしています

@thomasjdias @kvallier @jasondeanlee Hi, kindly suggest you try Redock. Termius is powerful as general terminal, but for mobile AI coding agent scenario, Redock is designed for this purpose. redock.dev

@kvallier @jasondeanlee SSH and Termius

How can I use gpt-5.5-pro in the codex app? It seem to only work with codex cli, is this documented?

@Mee_lightning Hi, if you use mobile ssh client, may can try Redock, designed for coding agents. Help you with the mobile coding experience. 😄 redock.dev

VultrでVPS、iPhoneでTermius使うとこまでおわた⚡️

@luo_ruiyi @typelessdotcom Hi, if you use mobile ssh client, may can try Redock, designed for coding agents. Help you with the mobile coding experience. 😄 redock.dev

@typelessdotcom You don't support Termius, and there are issues with the compatibility.

@oasis006sz Hi, 自荐一下 Redock 为移动场景下coding agent工作流设计的iOS终端，也为中文和tmux做了适配，欢迎体验 😄 redock.dev

Termius 连 Mac mini ，目前体验下来还不错😀

@caiyue5 能呀，只不过他的时间花在弄这些产品细节上，不划算的

@_onecookie 他自己不能注册个公司吗

胡彦斌这 App 还真挺有想法的，而且很有运营属性。这比很多一般独立开发者 vibe 出来的工具类产品逻辑都要复杂了

@cathy_liny @sriram3720 @X lets connect

@sriram3720 @X Let’s connect! Just followed you, can you fb? Look forward to growing on X together

Hey all @X Looking to #connect with people interested in: 🏗️ Building B2B SaaS ⚡ Indie Hacking 📈 SEO & AI Search 🚀 Distribution Building is easier than ever. Distribution is the hard part now. Let's grow together 🤝

@JerryGuo105542 @sriram3720 @X lets connect

@sriram3720 @X Hi, let's connect!

@sriram3720 @X Building Redock If you use mobile ssh client, may can try it, designed for coding agents. lets connect redock.dev

@NanouuSymeon Only one with ipad and iPhone. The coding agent means I don't need to keep an eye on so many screens manually.

As a Developer, do you have more than 2 monitors?