Pop SSH: Terminal & Containers

Look after your machines and the coding agents running on them, from your iPhone. When Claude Code or Codex asks to run a command, it comes first in the list with its question. Allow, Deny, or answer by voice, right there. Open the session and the question becomes buttons, Yes, Always and No, with the keyboard out of the way. Every tmux session on every machine is in one list. Open one and you are in it, in a real terminal with the keys a phone keyboard lacks. Leave the app and the session keeps running on its machine; come back and you are in the same place. Pair with popssh on your Mac and its machines come over through your iCloud: your Mac puts this iPhone's own key on each one, so you never copy a key by hand. - an agent's question first in the list: Allow, Deny or Reply, read from the agent's own screen - in a session, the agent's choices as buttons: Yes, Always, No - reply by voice, turned into text on your iPhone, nothing recorded or sent anywhere else - every tmux session on every machine: Claude Code, Codex and shells, with what each one is doing - a real terminal: esc, ctrl, tab and the arrow keys above the keyboard, at the text size you choose - pair with popssh for Mac 2.3 or later: its machines here, this iPhone's key on each, through iCloud - machines: whether each one answers, its sessions, New Shell, disk, memory and load - containers: every docker or podman container with its state; restart or stop one, or follow its logs in a session - every machine in the Files app: open, save, rename and delete its files from any app - send a screenshot or a file from the share sheet to a session: it lands in ~/Downloads/popssh on the machine and its path is typed at the prompt - this iPhone's own ed25519 key, kept in its Keychain: copy the public key, or sign in once with a password and popssh puts the key in place - every machine's host key remembered: a changed key stops the connection until you decide - iPhone, iPad and iPhone Duo Free, with no account and no subscription.