Firebrik Terminal brings Claude Code and other coding agents to your Android phone over SSH
MikeBirdTech · x · 2026-10-31
Firebrik Terminal is an Android app that puts your Herdr coding-agent workspaces in your pocket: it connects to your own Mac/Linux machine over SSH and lets you work directly in live terminals running Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, or a plain shell. When an agent is waiting, a notification opens its pane.
- No relay, no analytics: one key per device, pinned host keys, your own SSH server
- Same Wi-Fi uses local addresses; remote access via Tailscale
- Demo shows approving a cart.py diff and opening a dev server in the phone's browser through the SSH tunnel
- Setup takes about seven steps / fifteen minutes; iOS and desktop apps coming soon
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