Moshi 3.15.5 adds herdr worktree creation and SSH sign-in improvements
The short version
Moshi released iOS version 3.15.5 on October 4, adding sidebar herdr worktree creation, agent renaming and keyboard-interactive SSH authentication.
What changed
The mobile interface gains session-management actions and several connection fixes.
What it means for you
Developers accessing remote coding agents can review the changes before updating their mobile client.
Moshi's App Store release notes for iOS 3.15.5 list creating a herdr worktree from the sidebar workspace menu and renaming agents there. Apple's listing records the release on October 4, 2026.
The same update adds keyboard-interactive SSH sign-in. It also fixes repeated PIN and touch requests for YubiKey connections and the herdr session picker on Windows hosts. These notes describe the iOS release; they do not establish that Android or desktop versions received the same changes on the same date.
Moshi connects to development hosts through SSH, with optional hooks for structured coding-agent interaction. Existing users can update the mobile client, test authentication and reconnect to one session before relying on the new actions. We checked the official notes and documentation, without independently reproducing every fix.
Fact check
- VerifiedMoshi iOS version 3.15.5 was released on October 4, 2026, with sidebar herdr worktree creation and agent renaming.Evidence
- VerifiedThe release adds keyboard-interactive SSH sign-in and fixes YubiKey prompting and Windows-host herdr session selection.Evidence
- VerifiedMoshi connects to development hosts over SSH; optional hooks add structured coding-agent interaction.Evidence
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