I Built a Mobile Terminal Around My herdr + Codex Workflow
I Built a Mobile Terminal Around My herdr + Codex Workflow I am building Termish , an open-source mobile remote-work tool for SSH/Mosh terminals, file management, remote screens, and AI-assisted development. The unusual part is that I built much of Termish through Termish itself. My daily workflow is: Termish on my phone → herdr on my host → Codex in the project The development environment and AI…
I am developing Termish, an open-source mobile remote-work tool that supports SSH/Mosh terminals, file management, remote screens, and AI-assisted development. The intriguing aspect is that I constructed most of Termish using Termish itself. My daily workflow consists of using Termish on my phone, transitioning to herdr on my host machine, and employing Codex within the project.
The development environment and AI tools run on my personal machine. My phone serves as the platform for entering commands, outlining tasks, uploading screenshots, examining changes, and verifying the resulting UI. Termish is both the product I am creating and a tool I utilize to construct it. Mobile work is brought to your pocket.
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