- workspaces, tabs, panes. mouse-native: click, drag, split.
- every agent at a glance:
+ workspaces, tabs, panes. every agent at a glance:
blocked,
working,
done. detach and reattach,
agents keep running. attach locally, over ssh, or as a thin
- client to a remote server. no gui app, no electron, no
- mac-only native wrapper. you see the agent's own terminal,
- not someone's interpretation of it.
+ client to a remote server.
+
+ no gui app, no electron, no mac-only native wrapper. you see
+ the agent's own terminal, not someone's interpretation of
+ it.
@@ -267,34 +276,29 @@
-
+
-
from anywhere
+
local or remote
- once the session is running, attach to it three ways. keep
- the work on the machine that has the code, the keys, and the
- agents. connect from wherever you are.
+ use herdr where the work lives. most days that is your
+ laptop or desktop. if the code, keys, or agents live on a
+ server, attach there instead.
-
server
-
ssh in, run herdr
+
local
+
run herdr where you work
- use it like tmux on a remote box. herdr starts the
- session there, and your panes keep running after you
- detach.
+ start a local session on your own machine. detach,
+ reattach, split panes, create tabs, and keep agents
+ running while your terminal comes and goes.
-
- $
- ssh
- you@server
-
$herdr
@@ -302,12 +306,12 @@
-
phone
-
ssh from mobile
+
ssh
+
ssh in, run herdr
- narrow terminals get a responsive tui instead of a
- squeezed desktop layout. spaces, tabs, and agents stay
- reachable from a phone ssh client.
+ use it like tmux on a remote box. herdr starts the
+ session there, and your panes keep running after you
+ detach.