Why I Left Termius and Built My Own Android SSH Client
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The story behind Jeansh, an Android SSH client for coding and supervising AI agents from a phone or tablet. A few months ago, I spent weeks shuttling between home and the hospital. Through all of it, I kept trying to keep an eye on my work, because that's my responsibility as a WFA (work from anywh…
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- 2026-09-21 22:39 · DEV Community — AI
Why I Left Termius and Built My Own Android SSH Client
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