herdr
Herdr is a terminal runtime designed for coding assistants, running on the background server. When the client is turned off or the SSH connection is disconnected, it keeps sessions open and restores the saved layout after machine restarts. CLI and socket can be managed by assistants via API, supporting plugins and running as a single Rust binary file.
herdr
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Common commercial products in this category: OpenAI Assistants API, Microsoft Copilot Studio, Amazon Bedrock Agents
- Even if the SSH connection is disconnected or you shut down the client, you make sure that the terminals continue to run in the background.
- You can combine local works and remote SSH machines in a single window and reconnect them independently.
- Using CLI and socket API, you can enable assistants to open panels and trigger each other.
- ↓ NegativeHacker News
Herdr: One terminal to rule them all
“I did try Herdr but found too many things I expected it to have and just didn't. Right now I've been switching between two different approaches for combined local and remote work. There's the more traditional tmux/zellij way. I have a tailscale and mosh and a script where I can…”
- • NeutralHacker News
Herdr: One terminal to rule them all
“In a multi-pane tabbed interface like cmux (I made my own), I found it sufficient for agents to always alert when they are done or awaiting my input, and then the tab shows a badge that counts the number of unacked alert panes inside it. Then I just work through the alerts and…”
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