Get back to
your workspace.

Check that the host is awake, SSH is enabled, and its address, port, and username are correct. If it is on a private network, connect your phone to that network or your VPN first. Test the same SSH account from another computer.

Confirm the new fingerprint directly with your server administrator or through a trusted connection. Once you have verified the change, edit the host in Cavreno and explicitly forget the saved host key before reconnecting.

Check that you are using the same host, username, container, and tmux socket as your existing session. If tmux is installed outside the login environment’s PATH, set its absolute executable path in the host settings.

Your remote tmux processes can continue while the host stays running. iOS may suspend the SSH connection; Cavreno reconnects when you return. Check Agent notifications for the available notification setup and its delivery status.

Recognition depends on the agent executable and how it was launched. Confirm that it is running in tmux on the selected host or container. For supported integrations, open the host’s Agent integrations to check its installation and compatibility status.

Open Settings → Voice input to choose the transcription options. Allow microphone and speech-recognition access when prompted. If you previously denied access, review Cavreno’s permissions in iOS Settings. You can edit the transcript before sending it.