Herdr PocketBlog
Coding agents, from anywhere
Practical notes on herdr, Tailscale, remote vibecoding and running coding agents on your own computers, then steering them from your phone.
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herdr
What herdr is, and why coding agents need a console
herdr keeps coding agents like Claude Code and Codex running in real terminals and shows which one needs you. What it does, how it works, and where a phone fits in.
· 4 min read
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Setup
Set up a Mac with herdr and Tailscale to reach your agents anywhere
A step-by-step setup: herdr on a Mac, Remote Login, Tailscale, a Mac that stays awake, and a phone that connects with its own SSH key. No port forwarding.
· 5 min read
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Workflow
Remote vibecoding: steering Claude Code and Codex from your phone
A practical workflow for steering coding agents on your own computer from an iPhone: what works well on a small screen, habits that help, and the honest limits.
· 5 min read
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Security
Run remote coding agents safely: keys, fingerprints, no open ports
Reach coding agents on your own computer from a phone without opening ports: SSH keys, host fingerprints, Tailscale access rules, and what Herdr Pocket stores.
· 6 min read