In the previous post I toured Herdr and how I lay it out: one space per folder, one tab per kind of work, agents in tall columns, shells in short stacks, all of it spread across a 5120×1440 ultrawide. That’s the what. This one is the why, and then the part that actually decides whether... Continue reading →

Herdr is a terminal workspace manager designed for AI coding agents, enhancing productivity by organizing terminal sessions. It allows users to manage multiple agents efficiently, offering features like session handling, workspace creation, and agent state detection. Users can visually monitor agents’ statuses, prioritizing those needing input, facilitating seamless coding processes. Continue reading →