Warpeer 1.3 adds eyes to the terminal. • Remote desktop: open the desktop of a Mac you reach over SSH, right inside Warpeer. Tap, drag, scroll, zoom and type, with a key bar for Command shortcuts. The Mac only needs Screen Sharing turned on, and its screen travels only inside your SSH connection. • Built for cellular: only the parts of the screen that change are sent, scaled to your iPhone, and quality adapts to the link. Open a desktop from Hosts, a session card, an agent notification or the new Remote desktop key. • Stream videos and photos: remote videos and audio start in about a second and photos show a first picture right away, instead of waiting for the whole download. • The floating ball: minimise previews and desktops to one ball and jump back to the terminal. A collapsed desktop or video pauses and uses no data. • Faster downloads: SFTP fetches several parts at once, up to 25 to 50 times faster on distant servers. • Fixed a crash when tapping an agent notification while Warpeer was in the background.

Agent notifications now stay on your iPhone. • Your agent inbox keeps every update, even when no session is connected. Tap one to jump to that agent's tab or reconnect to its host. • Each notification shows the model and effort, context use, tokens in and out, and the lines your working tree changed. • Cleaner notification cards and simpler permission prompts.

Your coding agents can now reach you. • Agent notifications: get told when Claude Code, Codex or Pi on a paired host needs you or finishes. Turn them on in Settings > Remote Notifications. • Answer from the notification: approve, deny or reply to a Claude Code permission prompt without opening the app. • Agents on the Lock Screen: a Live Activity in the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island counts blocked, working and waiting agents, with Approve and Deny for the one that needs you. • End-to-end encrypted: prompts and answers are sealed with a key your iPhone gives each host over SSH, so the relay that delivers them cannot read them.

- Closing a WPS tab now ends its kept shell on the server. - A kept shell running tmux, Herdr, Zellij or screen ends after 10 idle minutes; the multiplexer keeps your work and you can reattach it from Sessions. - Agent discovery now travels on the WPS connection, so each WPS tab runs one fewer helper process on the server.

Warpeer 1.1 introduces WPS, the Warpeer persistent shell protocol. - Shells keep running on your server when the connection drops. Tunnels, Wi-Fi to cellular switches and app suspension no longer end your work. - Reconnect and resume where you left off, usually in a fraction of a second, with every byte you missed restored. - Typing and scrolling stay as fast as plain SSH. - Choose WPS or SSH under Settings > Session > Protocol. WPS is the advanced protocol and free during Early Access; SSH stays free. - Each tab and session card shows a small wps or ssh label, so you always know which protocol is in use. - List details now wrap to several lines instead of being cut off.