New: tap a path in the terminal to look at the file. When an agent says it saved an image, a video, a PDF or a document somewhere on your computer, that path is now underlined in its output. Tap it and the file opens right on your iPhone; a video starts playing straight away, without waiting for the whole file to download. Tap a folder and you get its images and videos as a grid, newest first, with everything else listed below. Only paths that really exist on the host get underlined, and relative paths are found even when the agent wrote them from a subfolder. The folder view doubles as a small file manager: upload photos or files into it, make a new folder, and long-press anything to rename, delete or share it — to Messages, AirDrop or any other app. Videos have a share button of their own. And a new folder key on the shortcut bar opens the directory your current pane is working in. Also fixed: • The keys on the shortcut bar (esc, tab, ^C and the rest) are sharp again. On some iPhones their labels had gone blurry. • Over tmux, the arrow keys now behave exactly as they do on your computer. In some windows, especially ones opened from the connection list, ↑ recalled the previous command instead of searching your history for what you had already typed (oh-my-zsh and similar setups).

Your coding agents don't stop when you stand up. Moshpit is the terminal that lets you answer them from anywhere — a lock-screen alert the moment an agent needs you that drops you into the pane that asked, a glance at Claude Code or Codex from the Dynamic Island, and a brand-new isolated task started from your phone. A REAL TERMINAL FIRST • SSH and Mosh — sessions that survive Wi-Fi/5G handoffs, sleep, and bad hotel networks • tmux control mode: native rendering, swipe between windows and…