@droidtty/cli

The Droidtty bridge. It runs next to Herdr and lets the Droidtty phone apps (Android, iOS) show what your coding agents need, approve commands, answer questions, read diffs and open terminals, over a pinned-TLS WebSocket.

npm install -g @droidtty/cli

droidtty-cli serve            # talks to your running Herdr
droidtty-cli tui              # the same, with a terminal UI: status, pairing QR, devices, log
droidtty-cli pair             # prints a QR code to scan in the app
droidtty-cli serve --demo     # a simulated herd, no Herdr needed
droidtty-cli update           # update to the newest version
droidtty-cli --help

Binaries ship for macOS on Apple Silicon and for Linux on x64 and arm64 (static, any distribution). On macOS the bridge needs Local Network access for phones on your Wi-Fi; if the system never asks for it, use the Droidtty Bridge desktop app, or reach the bridge over Tailscale.

Programs in Droidtty shell terminals can report status with OSC 7501 (printf '\e]7501;state=working:app=cargo:progress=40\e\\'); see the protocol docs in the repo.

MIT licensed.