DuckTerm 0.4.189

What's new

• Ducky, a read-only iPhone viewer (pilot). See your agents at a glance from your phone: which sessions are running, which are waiting for you, and recent activity. The phone can't type into terminals, run commands or see files or tokens.
• The Mac side is off until you set it up. It runs only on your private network (a private or loopback address; public and wildcard addresses are refused) over TLS that the phone pins. Phones join with a 10-minute invitation that you approve on the Mac, and you can revoke one at any time:
  • duckterm ducky setup --address <this Mac's private IP>
  • duckterm ducky invite, then duckterm ducky approve <device>
  • duckterm ducky devices, duckterm ducky revoke <device>, duckterm ducky disable
    Approved phones keep access until revoked. The bridge certificate lasts 365 days; after that, run setup --replace and pair again.

Downloads

Edition	Download (always the latest)	App
Lite	DuckTerm-Lite-macos-arm64.zip	DuckTerm Lite.app
Code	DuckTerm-Code-macos-arm64.zip	DuckTerm Code.app
Full	DuckTerm-Full-macos-arm64.zip	DuckTerm.app

Each also has a versioned copy (DuckTerm-<Edition>-0.4.189-macos-arm64.zip). All are notarized and need macOS 13 or later on Apple silicon. No schema changes. If you also use the pipx install: opening an app with no DuckTerm server running moves DuckTerm's hooks to that app, and duckterm install-hooks from the pipx install moves them back.

Other files

• duckterm-0.4.189-py3-none-any.whl: command line and server for pipx install
• SHA256SUMS, release.json (lists each asset with its edition)