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Totally can! And there are even a ton of them.

If you like that, I recommend trying out Moshi too. I'm playing with it now and it's super good. getmoshi.app

Moshi — SSH Terminal for Claude Code & AI AgentsThe iOS terminal app for AI coding agents. Native mosh, push notifications, voice input. Zero desktop install.getmoshi.app

Thanks for all the kind feedback since yesterday. I’ve updated the post with Echo and Moshi, two iPhone SSH clients I’m trying now, plus an optional Mosh step for better connection stability. simonbs.dev/posts/put-yo...

Put Your Coding Agents in Your PocketHere's how I use Prompt, Tailscale, tmux, and brrr to access Codex, Claude, and other terminal-based agents from my iPhone.simonbs.dev

Here’s how critical alerts in brrr works: brrr.now/learn/critic...

Critical alertsLearn how to enable critical alerts in brrr and how to send them with your webhook payload.brrr.now

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brrrSend push notifications from scripts, automations, and agents to make your devices go brrr.brrr.now

Made a couple of small upgrades to this little app. - Hold Cmd to instantly open a folder in my selected agent without creating a temporary workspace. - Hold Option to open an alternative agent, making it quick to switch between, for example, Codex and Claude Desktop.

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That said... You could just use the existing `open_url`, couldn't you? More info: brrr.now/docs/

brrr docsYour webhooks can be found inside the app.brrr.now

Oh, that's a fun idea!

No, didn't know about this. Looks interesting!

I built Stroke Counter late last season and tested it on the course, but didn’t get it shipped before the season ended. With golf season starting again, now felt like the right time ⛳️ strokecounter.app

Glad I'm not the only one 😄

Get brrr for iPhone, iPad, and Mac: brrr.now

brrr isn’t trying to be better. It’s different. It strips away the complexity and gives you the bare minimum to send push notifications from anything you build. That simplicity is the point.

This is an app I’ve wanted to build for a long time. Back in December, it finally felt like the right moment. Personal automations are everywhere again and agents are accelerating the shift toward more autonomous software. brrr fits right into that.

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Short-lived worktrees work well when you’re coding in parallel with an AI agent or when multiple agents are working on short-lived branches at the same time. Still just Git underneath, so it works with GUIs and existing tooling. 👇 github.com/simonbs/wut

GitHub - simonbs/wut: Ephemeral worktrees that stay out of your vibe zone.Ephemeral worktrees that stay out of your vibe zone. - simonbs/wutgithub.com

Hey! Thanks for your message. I have no concrete plans to update Smash Smash at the time being. It‘s the app I want it to be and to be honest, it never really gained the traction to justify taking it beyond that.

Thanks everyone for the positive and heartwarming reception to Festivitas again this year 🫶 Merry Christmas to you and your loved ones ❤️

Giving SFSymbols some love on macOS too.

The iPhone and iPad app is free to try but unlocking the full version requires a separate purchase from the Mac app.