Termdock 1.22: Your AI agents keep working. Pick up from your phone.

Hi everyone,

Our last update here was 1.4.1. We're now at 1.22, and a lot has changed since the split panes, workspaces, and code graphs we first shared.

The focus has grown to coordinating the agents running inside those terminals: handing off work, seeing who needs a decision, and picking things up when you're away from your desk.

A few things worth catching up on:

• Agents can operate Termdock. Through the CLI and Terminal API, they can open terminals, start another agent, follow its output, and send the next instruction when it's idle. You keep using your existing Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, or other terminal agents.

• Approvals have one place to go. With the supported agent hooks configured, Workstream brings permission requests, questions, and exit plans into one panel, where you can review and respond.

• 1.22 adds phone browser access. Enable browser access, pair your phone, and open the same local workspaces and terminals. No separate mobile app. Browser access uses HTTP, so use a trusted network; access from outside requires your own Tailscale, ZeroTier, or similar setup.

• Work can start on a schedule and continue in steps. Cron or one-time schedules open a terminal and send a prompt. An optional precheck can skip a run. Foreground workflows send prompts in sequence as the agent finishes, and webhooks can deliver a message to a specific workspace tab.

• Stay in touch through Discord or Telegram. Agents can push updates to either. Discord gives each session its own thread, so a reply goes back to that session.

We've also kept working on the foundations: terminal redraw performance, session recovery, code-graph accuracy, and Git review.

Termdock is free for macOS and Windows, with no Termdock account required. Your agent tools keep their own setup and subscriptions.

Try it: https://www.termdock.com/en

1.22 release notes: https://github.com/termdock/termdock-issues/releases/tag/v1.22.0

If you're running several coding agents, what still pulls you back to the desk most often: approvals, checking progress, or passing work between sessions?