thank goodness for Moshi
I was designing and doing mock-ups for my dream terminal application. It would present tmux and herdr sessions, panes, and windows. It would let me easily tail agent outputs and respond to requests. It would give me a familiar hands-on terminal for one-handed operation. I spent a couple of weeks playing with some ideas and did one last call before I started making commits and then💥: moshi entered that chat.
For decades my primary interface to my computers is a terminal window. And this age of agentic systems rewards users like me, until we're in line at the market and Claude Code is requesting access to the 1password CLI to get an API credential.
Almost everything I _dreamed_ of having was already in Moshi the day I installed it. Once I installed `moshi-hook` via macOS and linux homebrew on my essential workstations and servers at home, and the first agent notification from Claude and then another one from Hermes, when Hermes Agent wasn't even listed as a supported harness yet, I was right on time for Moshi. Seeing the agent activity cards and approving requests with a tap instead of scrunching my face at my phone looking over my glasses sent me running to the Yearly Subscription button and I'd do it again.
This is the best terminal experience I've ever had on a mobile device, period. I've been using terminal multiplexers since the 1900s; GNU screen(1) was my gateway drug to let me leave an IRC bot online to take messages for me while I was offline. This isn't "ha look you can even ssh from this thing" this is "ha watch me redteam this application with a 12 agent fan-out with one command" and I'm never going back.
For decades my primary interface to my computers is a terminal window. And this age of agentic systems rewards users like me, until we're in line at the market and Claude Code is requesting access to the 1password CLI to get an API credential.
Almost everything I _dreamed_ of having was already in Moshi the day I installed it. Once I installed `moshi-hook` via macOS and linux homebrew on my essential workstations and servers at home, and the first agent notification from Claude and then another one from Hermes, when Hermes Agent wasn't even listed as a supported harness yet, I was right on time for Moshi. Seeing the agent activity cards and approving requests with a tap instead of scrunching my face at my phone looking over my glasses sent me running to the Yearly Subscription button and I'd do it again.
This is the best terminal experience I've ever had on a mobile device, period. I've been using terminal multiplexers since the 1900s; GNU screen(1) was my gateway drug to let me leave an IRC bot online to take messages for me while I was offline. This isn't "ha look you can even ssh from this thing" this is "ha watch me redteam this application with a 12 agent fan-out with one command" and I'm never going back.
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kitty
kitty image protocol please?
please..
i love pi, i love herdr, i love moshi..
please..
i love pi, i love herdr, i love moshi..
Response from developer
리뷰 감사합니다! herdr 감지가 앱을 완전히 종료한 뒤에야 작동하는 건 저희가 고쳐야 할 부분입니다 — 재시작 없이도 감지되도록 살펴보겠습니다. 그동안 답답하셨을 텐데 지금은 잘 작동한다니 다행입니다. 좋게 봐주셔서 감사합니다!
The best but one thing
Add cool themes/colors
Cannot use key with self setup
Trying to use a keyfile just results in the flow going back to choosing between the self setup and the moshi hook, which I don't want. also the keyboard often disappears on its own, often immediately after opening it. often disconnects from herdr. asking $250 for a lifetime license is insane. Untested AI slop, would be good if authors slowed down and tested.
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Phenomenal
Been using this app for quite some time. For working with agents and handling mosh sessions through herdr this thing is truly amazing. The chat view is the cherry on top. Thanks for all the work and keep it up! Sub is definitely worth every penny!!
