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UU Unveils Remote Mobile Optimization Vibe Coding: Multi-Agent Parallel Processing, Seamless Handover Between PC and Mobile Devices

2026.09.02 18:29:26

Beating AI News Flash: NetEase UU Overhauls Remote Terminal Features Mobile users can now create multiple terminal sessions simultaneously, each running coding agents like Claude Code and Grok Build. Tasks won’t terminate when exiting the page, and users can return to check progress at any time. Previously, UU Terminal only supported one session at a time, making parallel multi-agent operations nearly unworkable. The mobile version has also added TUI (Terminal User Interface) support. Menus, selectors, and status bars for tools like Claude Code and Grok Build now display properly and support direct touch selection. Input now leverages the phone’s system keyboard, greatly simplifying typing Chinese, using voice input, and entering special characters. A key practical update is cross-device takeover: terminal tasks started on mobile can be resumed directly on Mac via the command `uuyc-cli lterm attach`; sessions opened on desktop will also sync to mobile when users are out, eliminating the need to restart tasks or re-access history. UU has also expanded its `uuyc-cli`: terminal sessions can be created, queried, connected to, and closed via commands directly; device control, remote assistance, and other operations are also supported through the CLI, with query results available in JSON format. This means UU is not only operable by humans, but also directly callable by agents and automation scripts.

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