From 2eeea9a0cd8665bbe0e6c80f08603425498757e5 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Ogulcan Celik Date: Sun, 21 Jun 2026 17:24:17 +0300 Subject: feat: add plugin marketplace --- website/index.html | 272 ++++++++++++++++++++--------------------------------- 1 file changed, 102 insertions(+), 170 deletions(-) (limited to 'website/index.html') diff --git a/website/index.html b/website/index.html index bc06ca3e..f75f3c77 100644 --- a/website/index.html +++ b/website/index.html @@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ - Herdr — one terminal for the whole herd + Herdr: one terminal for the whole herd - + - + - + - + @@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ document.documentElement.setAttribute("data-palette", saved || system); })(); - +
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Home Compare - Releases + Plugins Blog Quick start Docs @@ -87,7 +87,7 @@
Home Compare - Releases + Plugins Blog Quick start Docs @@ -120,7 +120,7 @@

One terminal. The whole herd.

Herdr is to coding agents what tmux is to terminals: - a multiplexer that runs where your agents run — your + a multiplexer that runs where your agents run, on your machine, your server, anywhere you can ssh. See blocked, working, and @@ -369,7 +369,7 @@

- The whole herd in one terminal. Click the sidebar — it's a real layout. + The whole herd in one terminal. Click the sidebar, it's a real layout.
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+
-

# not an app

-

Runs where your agents run.

+

# why herdr

+

Run agents where the work is. Attach from anywhere.

- Desktop agent managers are stuck on the machine with the - GUI. Herdr is a client–server multiplexer: agents live on - whichever box does the work, and you attach from anywhere - — your laptop, any SSH client, even a phone. + Agents run wherever the work is: a server, a Mac Mini, + a sandbox VM, anywhere you can ssh. You attach from any + terminal, even a phone. Desktop agent managers can't + leave the machine with the GUI. Herdr can. + Why switch from an app →

@@ -440,28 +441,28 @@ local

Your machine

- Start a local session, split panes, create tabs, and - keep agents running while your terminal comes and - goes. + Split panes, create tabs, and keep agents running + while your terminal comes and goes. 

$ herdr
- ssh -

Any SSH client

+ over ssh +

Like tmux, on the server

- Use Herdr like tmux on a remote box. The session - stays on the server after you detach. + SSH in and run Herdr on the remote shell. The session + stays after you detach, ideal from a phone SSH client. 

$ ssh you@server
 $ herdr
thin client -

Remote attach

+

Native remote attach

- Point your local Herdr client at an SSH config host - and stream the remote TUI back to your terminal. + A local client to a remote session. Installs Herdr on + the host for you, bridges your local clipboard + (including image paste), and keeps your keybindings. 

$ herdr --remote workbox
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-
-

# the missing layer

+
-

- Keep your terminal. Add the control surface. -

+
+

# why different

+

Most agent managers are apps. Herdr is a multiplexer.

+

- Desktop agent terminals give you app UI. tmux gives you - persistence. Herdr sits between them: a lightweight TUI - process with real terminal panes, clickable layout, - agent state, detach/reattach, remote attach, and an API - your agents can drive. + tmux and Zellij own persistent terminal sessions but don't understand agents. Desktop agent apps understand agents but live on one machine. Herdr keeps the multiplexer in your terminal and makes it agent-aware. + See the full comparison →

not a terminal emulator -

Ghostty, Kitty, iTerm, Alacritty — your terminal stays.

+

Ghostty, Kitty, iTerm, Alacritty: your terminal stays.

not a browser dashboard @@ -530,19 +528,6 @@ $ herdr

Persistence plus clickable panes, agent state, an API.

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- -
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# positioning

-

Most agent managers are apps. Herdr is a multiplexer.

-
-

- tmux and Zellij own persistent terminal sessions but don't understand agents. Desktop agent apps understand agents but live on one machine. Herdr keeps the multiplexer in your terminal and makes it agent-aware. - See the full comparison → -

-
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-

# your terminal

-

Same shell, same keybinds, real panes.

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+
+
+

# what you get

+

Real panes, agent state, and an API to drive them.

+

No rebuilt chat view. Real processes in real PTYs, with - layout, clicks, state, and persistence added around them. + clickable layout, persistent sessions, and a control + surface your agents can use themselves.

-
    -
  • Use the mouse for panes, tabs, workspaces, and menus.
    • -
  • Keep your terminal fonts, shortcuts, SSH, and shell setup.
    • -
  • Stay keyboard-first, or disable mouse input entirely.
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# agents can drive it

-

The UI is also a control surface.

-

- A CLI and JSON socket API expose workspaces, panes, - output, and waits. Your agents can run their own - workspace. -

-
- CLI reference → - Socket API → - Agent skill → +
+
+
+

Real panes

+

Mouse-first panes, tabs, and workspaces. Keep your shell, fonts, and keybinds.

+
+
+

Agent state

+

Blocked, working, done, and idle at a glance across the whole session.

+
+
+

Persistence

+

Detach and reattach. Sessions and agents survive the terminal closing.

+
+
+

Control surface

+

A CLI and JSON socket API expose workspaces, panes, output, and waits.

+
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-
- 
# create workspace structure
+                    

+                        
# create workspace structure
 herdr workspace create --cwd ~/project --label api
 herdr tab create --label logs
 
@@ -717,71 +674,15 @@ $ herdr

 # wait, inspect, and continue
 herdr wait agent-status 1-1 --status done
 herdr pane read 1-2 --source recent-unwrapped
+
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- -
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# agent awareness

-

Keep the herd in sight.

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- -

Workspace rollups

-

- Each workspace rolls up to its most urgent agent - state, so the whole session is scannable. -

-
-
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Agent list

-

- See which agents are blocked, working, done, idle, or - unknown without opening every pane. -

-
-
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- blocked - working - done - idle +
+ CLI reference → + Socket API → + Agent skill →
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# integrations

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# marketplace

+

Built on, not just with.

+

+ Herdr's CLI and socket API are the plugin surface, so + community plugins drive it like an agent does: notifiers, + layout presets, link handlers, release checks. Browse what + people built, or publish your own with one GitHub topic. +

+
+ Browse plugins + Build a plugin +
+
+
+ + Agent Telegram Notify + Telegram message when an agent finishes. + + + GitHub Link Preview + Open clicked issue and PR links in a side pane. + + + Dev Layout Bootstrap + A three-pane dev layout around the current pane. + +
+
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# start the herd

Install Herdr, run two agents, detach once.

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