NetEase UU Remote has delivered a substantial update to its terminal feature, targeting Vibe Coding scenarios on mobile. The phone client can now open multiple terminal sessions at the same time, letting users run Claude Code, Grok Build and other coding agents in parallel. Sessions continue in the background after leaving the page, and progress can be checked later. TUI components, including menus, selectors and status bars, are now supported on mobile and can be operated by touch, while input can rely on the phone system keyboard, covering Chinese, voice and special symbols. Cross-device handoff is another focus: tasks started on a phone can be resumed on a Mac through uuyc-cli lterm attach, and sessions opened on a desktop appear on the phone when users are away. UU has also expanded uuyc-cli itself. Sessions can be created, queried, attached and closed via command, device control and remote assistance work through the CLI, query results are available as JSON, and agents or automation scripts can invoke UU directly.
Dongcha (Beating AI) reports that NetEase UU Remote has given its terminal feature a major update. Phones can now create multiple terminal sessions at the same time and use them to run coding agents like Claude Code or Grok Build in parallel. Leave the page and the task does not stop. Progress can be checked at any time, after returning.
The change removes a previous ceiling: UU Terminal used to be limited to one session at a time, which made multi-agent workflows hard to run on a phone. Mobile also gains TUI support in this release. Menus, pickers and status bars in such tools as Claude Code and Grok Build display properly on screen, and touch selection works. For text entry, users can switch to the phone own input method, which makes Chinese, voice dictation and special symbols much less painful to type.
Cross-device handoff is the practical highlight. A terminal task started on a phone can be attached directly to a Mac session with uuyc-cli lterm attach. A session opened on desktop also surfaces on the phone when the user is out. Both tasks and history carry over, so nothing has to be reopened from the beginning.
UU expanded uuyc-cli in parallel. Terminal sessions can be created, queried, attached and closed from the command line. Device control and remote assistance operations accept CLI calls as well, and query results support JSON output. The result: not just people can drive UU, but agents and automated scripts can call it as a tool.
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