herdr mobile v0.1.0

The first public release.

See every agent

• One board for every agent on every machine you run herdr on: terminal agents
  and agent sessions in one list, grouped by what they need (needs you,
  working, done, idle), the one waiting longest first.
• One "needs you" count everywhere: the board, the Agents tab badge, the
  triage pill and notifications.
• Cards can show the last lines of each agent's terminal and how long it has
  been in its state; a compact list when you have many.

Answer safely, from the board

• An agent's question appears on its card as one-tap answers, with the command
  it wants to run.
• A risky answer (a push, a delete, "don't ask again") is held, not tapped.
  Answers that just appeared or moved ignore taps for a moment, and the app
  re-reads the question before it sends.
• 1 needs you walks you through every waiting agent and says All clear
  when none is left.

Watch and steer

• Open an agent as a chat or as its live terminal, and switch in place
  (Show terminal / Show chat). Swipe sideways to the next agent; the app
  reopens the last one you looked at.
• The terminal has a key row, sticky Ctrl and Alt, a slash-command palette,
  quick phrases, pinch to zoom and a wrap mode. Links and file paths can be
  tapped.
• Start Claude Code, Codex, omp or pi on any machine from the + button and
  talk to it in a transcript: the outcome first, tool calls, plans, diffs,
  background work, photos and files from the phone. The agent runs in a small
  keeper on the host, so it keeps working when your signal drops. omp is
  verified end to end from the phone; Claude Code has run full turns through
  the app's client; Codex chats with approvals unverified; pi has not
  completed a turn yet.
• Browse the host's files over SFTP: source, Markdown, JSON, images, and a hex
  view for binaries.

Honest on a bad network

• Wi-Fi to cellular switches and lost signal are noticed within seconds; the
  last known state paints at once and is marked stale until it is fresh.
• Optional local notifications when an agent starts waiting or finishes. Off
  by default; connections stay up for 90 seconds after you leave the app, and
  after that nothing runs in the background unless you turn them on.

Private by design

• No relay, no account, no telemetry. The phone talks to each machine over SSH
  (a key, a password or Tailscale SSH), one shared channel per machine.
• Host keys are pinned on first use and a changed key stops the connection.
  Secrets live in the Android keystore.
• An Ed25519 key can be generated on the phone, with the line to add to the
  host's authorized_keys.

Look

• A new app icon: an h whose stem rises into a shepherd's crook, holding the
  one agent that needs you. It comes with a themed (monochrome) icon for
  Android 13 and a matching notification icon.