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Providers

A provider is a terminal workspace tool on your computer, such as herdr, whose projects and coding agents Termivoa shows on your phone.

Provider Needs Computers Guide
herdr herdr 0.8.2 or later macOS, Linux Termivoa + herdr

herdr is the only provider today. Termivoa is built so that other workspace tools can be added later; none is promised yet.

Where What you get
Sessions A tab with the provider’s name, such as herdr, with its projects, worktrees and agent state words.
Live One terminal of the provider, opened with a tap. It is read-only until you tap Take control.
The ⋯ menu on a row New tab, Close tab, Close workspace and Remove worktree, each after a confirmation where it ends or deletes something. New workspace is under the list.
Notifications A buzz when an agent is blocked or finished.
Settings, a computer’s page A herdr part on the page of each computer. With the provider installed: the switches On, Buzz when blocked and Buzz when finished, and Start herdr when it does not run. Without it: Not installed and Install herdr.

A computer without a provider shows no tab. Its page in Settings says Not installed in the herdr part.

You do not. Termivoa finds a supported provider on the computer by itself. If the provider is not installed, Install herdr opens a terminal with the install command typed in, and you press Enter. See Termivoa + herdr. To turn it off for one computer, open Settings, tap that computer’s card, and turn On off.

What can a phone see and do through a provider?

Section titled “What can a phone see and do through a provider?”

A paired phone sees the provider’s project names, worktree names, tab labels and agent kinds, can type into a terminal that it opens, and can close a workspace, remove a worktree that has no uncommitted change, and make a tab or a workspace. It does not get folder paths or terminal titles in the list or in notifications. See Security.