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Herdr: Agent multiplexer that lives in your terminal
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Herdr is an agent multiplexer that allows users to run multiple coding agents in a single terminal, providing a real terminal experience for each agent. Users can monitor the status of agents, manage workspaces and tabs, and utilize features like click-and-drag pane splitting while running agents on local machines or remote servers via SSH.
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- Praise: Herdr significantly improves organization for managing multiple terminal sessions, allowing for better project workspace management and reducing clutter.
- Praise: The ability to keep active sessions persistent and accessible via SSH enhances debugging and interaction capabilities, making workflows more efficient.
- Praise: Users appreciate the notifications for agent input, which streamline the development process and improve responsiveness during coding tasks.
- Concern: Some users express concerns about the latency of responses, indicating that waiting for answers can disrupt workflow and lead to inefficiencies.
- Concern: The utility of Herdr is not immediately obvious to all users, suggesting a learning curve that may hinder adoption for some.
- Concern: There are mixed feelings about using Herdr outside of established tools like tmux, with some finding the transition jarring and less integrated.