a month ago
- Herdr is an agent multiplexer binary (not an app) that runs coding agents from one terminal, even over SSH, keeping them alive when disconnected.
- It allows persistent sessions that survive terminal closures, enabling reattachment from any device, including phones, and supports split panes, tabs, and workspaces.
- Herdr offers a responsive TUI usable over SSH from phones/tablets, with real terminal views and touch-friendly interfaces, and includes a CLI and JSON socket API for automation.
- Unlike tmux/Zellij (persistent terminals but not agent-aware) or desktop agent apps (agent-aware but machine-bound), Herdr combines terminal multiplexing with semantic agent state tracking.
- Features include mouse-first layouts, agent status visibility (blocked, working, done, idle), clipboard bridging, no accounts/telemetry, and integrations for richer state and session resume.