Session alerts for long commands and AI tools
Wardterm sends a notification when a long command on your server ends or fails, or when an AI tool in the terminal waits for your answer.
Wardtermnow
Command finished
npm run build
web-eu-2, 4 min 12 s
9:41
Wardtermnow
Command finished
npm run build
web-eu-2, 4 min 12 s
Wardtermnow
api-eu-3 needs your input
Choose an option to continue.
Wardterm watches the SSH and Mosh sessions you have open. When something needs you, a notification arrives on your device, and on iPhone and iPad the Live Activity shows it too.
build-box, 4 min 12 s
9:41
3 sessions
Claude Code is waitingweb-eu-1 · Permission needed
YesNoOpen
web-eu-112 min
db-main3 min
build-box41 min
What it does
Long commands
A notification when a long command ends or fails, with its exit code when the shell integration is on.
AI tools that wait
When an AI tool in the terminal asks for a permission or a choice, you get a notification. Tap it to open the session.
Yes or No from the notification
For a clear yes or no question, answer Yes or No right from the notification.
Programs that ask
A program can ask for a notification with the terminal's notification sequences, and Wardterm shows it.
In the Live Activity
On iPhone and iPad, the Live Activity shows the session that needs you.
Questions about session alerts
Which plan includes session alerts?
Pro and the plans above it. With Pro they are on from the start.
Where do I turn them on or off?
In Settings, Terminal, Session alerts.
Do I get the exit code?
Yes, when the shell integration is on for the server.
What if the connection drops while a command runs?
With Keep This Session, free on every plan, the command keeps running on the server and Wardterm attaches to the session again when the network is back. If the command ended in the meantime, its alert arrives.
Does it work with Mosh?
Yes. With Mosh, alerts come from what the session shows on screen, such as an AI tool that waits for your answer.
Try Wardterm on your own servers
Download the app and add your first server.