Moshi serves as a mobile terminal specifically designed for phones to interact with AI coding agents like Claude Code and Codex. It bridges the gap between your development workflow and mobile accessibility, allowing you to check on agents and provide input without being tied to your desktop computer.

The product features on-device voice-to-terminal functionality using Whisper for hands-free commands. It maintains persistent sessions through Mosh protocol that survive network switches and device sleep. Moshi provides notifications when tasks complete, biometric Face ID unlocking for SSH keys stored securely in Keychain, and a proper terminal keyboard with Ctrl, Esc, arrows, and Tmux support.

Moshi connects directly to your development machine over Mosh, which uses resilient UDP connections designed to maintain sessions through network changes and device sleep. This approach eliminates the need for cloud services or desktop installations.

The primary benefit is enabling developers to interact with their AI coding agents from anywhere - checking on Claude Code from the couch or nudging Codex from a coffee shop. It allows you to start jobs and pocket your phone while waiting for completion notifications, and unblock agent tasks remotely when they require input.

Moshi targets developers who use AI coding agents and need mobile access to their development workflows. It integrates directly with existing development machines and supports AI agents like Claude Code and Codex.