Pick your shell: Choose the shell each host starts in, such as zsh, fish or PowerShell 7. meshTerm only lists the shells it finds on the host and never changes the host itself. Set a host's default in Edit Host, or switch just the session you're in from the Shell tile in the keyboard palette. In tmux, the palette opens a new window in the shell you pick. herdr on Windows: alerts and approvals: Agents running in herdr on a Windows host now send alerts to your phone when they finish, need approval or have questions, and you can review and answer approval requests from the Agents tab, just as on Linux and macOS. Sign in to your agents from your phone: Set Up Agents now installs and signs in Claude Code, Codex and Gemini on Windows hosts too. Sign-in links that return to localhost on your host now work from your phone: meshTerm carries the page back over your SSH connection instead of leaving you on a page that won't load. Smarter alerts: When an agent stops to ask you something, the alert now says it has questions. Send Test Alert checks that notifications reach your phone from a host. Containers on more Linux hosts: Derivatives of Arch, Debian, Ubuntu and Fedora, such as Manjaro, Pop!_OS and Linux Mint, now get the right install and start steps, and rootless Podman works on Alpine. Also. The keyboard palette's tiles now size themselves to your screen and text size. Fixes for several crashes, including on Mac, and an updated Tailscale engine. Bug fixes.

meshTerm: your agents and servers, from your phone A fast, private SSH and SFTP client built around the coding agents you run on your own servers. Keep Claude, Codex and Gemini and any other supported agent working in herdr, see what needs you at a glance, and answer from your phone. Your sessions keep running when your phone does not, so your shell and scrollback are still there tomorrow. HERDR, BUILT IN herdr is the open-source workspace that keeps your coding agents running on your host…