Product feature library
Redock Features
Redock gives developers a mobile workspace for controlling AI coding agents on a remote development machine. These tools help you open the right project, send precise instructions, inspect results, and return to long-running sessions from your phone.
Actions
Launch agents, scripts, and background tasks in one tap.
Projects
Open a workspace with its directory, Actions, and Snippets.
tmux continuity
Create or restore sessions without writing complex commands.
File manager
Browse remote files, upload from the device, and download results.
Shortcuts
Put common keys and input sequences on the terminal toolbar.
Snippets
Save commands and prompt fragments for one-tap terminal input.
Voice input
Speak long prompts, review, then send.
Web preview
Preview a local Web service in real time.
Image upload
Upload local images for agents running in the terminal.
Backup address
Switch automatically between LAN, public, and private routes.
Yazi file manager
Browse and manage project files with Yazi in the terminal.
List controls
Use grid, list, long-press, and swipe to organize sessions.
From capabilities to real use
See what you can do with these features.
Visit Workflows to see how Projects, Actions, mobile input, remote files, and tmux work together to produce useful outcomes away from your desk.
Features FAQ
Questions about Redock product capabilities.
What can Redock do for an AI coding workflow?
Redock connects your phone to the development machine where the coding agent runs. Projects preserve repository context, Actions launch repeatable tasks, mobile input tools help you steer terminal agents, and tmux keeps long sessions available after a disconnect.
Does Redock replace Claude Code, Codex, or another coding agent?
No. Redock is the remote mobile workspace used to access and control those tools on your Mac, Linux workstation, or server. The agent continues to run in your existing development environment.
Can Redock support remote development away from my local network?
Yes. After confirming the workflow on the same network, you can connect through a private path such as Tailscale or another secured SSH route. Backup addresses help one Host remain accessible across different networks.