No Reliable Way to Keep Long-Running AI Agent/TUI Sessions Accessible from Mobile
Developers who run long AI coding-agent or terminal sessions want to step away from their laptop and keep prompting or monitoring from a phone, but VPS-plus-terminal-client setups suffer dropped connections and painful file/context transfer between devices. There is no lightweight, secure way to mirror an existing terminal session to a mobile browser.
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