Moshi

Moshi is a terminal built for phones that connects directly to a Mac, Linux machine, WSL box, or VPS over SSH, Mosh, or ET. It is available on the App Store and Google Play, with a Moshi Desktop option, and pairs with an optional moshi-hook daemon that adds agent-aware features.

What It Is

Moshi is a mobile terminal for long-running coding agents, shells, and tmux sessions on machines you already control. The site states there is no session relay: shells, repositories, files, and agent processes stay on your own hosts. It works with multiplexers such as tmux, Zellij, and Herdr, and includes phone-oriented input such as gestures, shortcut panels, hardware keyboard support, on-device voice dictation, image paste and CJK input.

Agent-aware features with moshi-hook

Installing moshi-hook on the host adds structured agent context to the same live terminal session. Documented surfaces include a phone-native Chat View, an Agents & Usages feed for approvals, questions and rate limits, Live Activities and Dynamic Island, Apple Watch approvals, a diff viewer, a file browser, browser preview of host dev servers, and webhook push notifications. The docs list supported agents such as Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Cursor, Kimi Code, Qwen Code, Grok Build and others.

Setup path

The docs walk through installing the app, preparing SSH or mosh on the host, pairing with Easy Pair, installing moshi-hook, and running a first session. moshi-hook installs via a one-line script, Homebrew, WSL or manual binaries; end-to-end encryption can be enabled per host, and the docs cover Tailscale access and troubleshooting.