Every machine you own, linked through an end-to-end encrypted mesh.

Doriterm puts the shells and coding agents on your machines in a browser tab, a phone and a desktop app. A host runs beside herdr-core (hc) where the work actually happens, your machines link into one mesh, and every session is encrypted end to end with Noise: the relay in the middle forwards ciphertext and holds no key that opens it.

Because that host pipes hc’s own JSON-RPC and framed terminal protocol through byte for byte, every hc feature works without Doriterm re-implementing it — and what crosses the network is a Noise session, not a remote-desktop stream.

What you get

• Your terminals, on every screen. The browser tab, the phone’s home screen and the desktop app open the same workspace: the same tabs, panes and layout.
• Agents that say when they need you. The sidebar groups every session as needs you, working, idle, done or offline, so you read the list instead of cycling through panes looking for the one that stopped.
• One window, many machines. Machines in your mesh show up in each…