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Driverr

A free, native iOS and iPadOS SSH client built around herdr β€” the terminal workspace manager that keeps coding agents running in persistent background terminals. Driverr is an independent project. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the herdr project, Anthropic, OpenAI, Google or Apple.

Most terminal apps treat herdr as one more TUI to render. Driverr treats it as what it is: a remote object model. Workspaces, tabs, panes and agents are real SwiftUI screens driven by herdr’s newline-delimited JSON, and the terminal is one view among several rather than the only one.

The specific thing Driverr does better than a general-purpose SSH client is tell you, on a phone, that an agent is waiting on you β€” and let you answer it without reading a terminal.

Blocked agents, firstAnswer without a terminal
The host screen, with a Needs You section that lists two blocked panes above the session tree<img src=β€œdocs/app-store-assets/raw/iphone-max/chat.png” alt=β€œThe chat for a blocked pane. The agent asks a question, then waits for…