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Herdr
by HerdrAppWrite code
Keeps your terminals and coding agents in one window and shows which ones need you
The problem it solves
You have three coding agents running in three terminals, and one of them has been waiting on a yes-or-no question for twenty minutes.
For Developers running coding agentsTechnical makers
- Before
- You click through terminal windows one by one to find the agent that stopped, and closing a window ends its work.
- After
- One window shows every agent with a working, blocked, done or idle mark, and terminals keep running when you close it.
- Stars
- ★ 951
- License
- Apache-2.0
- Cost
- Free
- Platforms
- Mac · Win · Linux
- Runs
- Local
Overview
Herdr is a desktop app for people who run coding agents such as Claude Code or Codex in terminals. It groups your work into spaces and tabs, and a sidebar lists agents that report their status as working, blocked, done or idle so you can see which one is waiting for you. Terminals keep running when you close the window, and you can add other machines over SSH. It suits developers and technical makers who keep several agents going at once.
Closing the window does not stop your agents, and the sidebar points you to the one that is blocked instead of making you check each terminal.
Try these first
Start with the first one: it is a small task you can check easily.
- Open a space in [project folder], start your coding agent in a tab and ask it to explain the project. Watch its status in the sidebar.First try · read-only
- Open a new tab in this space and start [second agent] in it.changes the window
- List the spaces and tabs that are open in the Herdr window.read-only
- Ask your agent: change Herdr's colors and add a panel that shows the current git branch.edits Herdr settings
Example prompts written by Agent Flows Hub.
Features
From the creator's documentation.
| Feature | What it does | Runs |
|---|---|---|
| Spaces and tabs | Group terminals by project and split tabs into side-by-side panes | Your computer |
| Agents sidebar | Lists agents as working, blocked, done or idle, including helpers started by another agent | Your computer |
| Keeps running | Terminals keep running after you close the window | Your computer |
| Other machines | Run spaces on another machine over SSH, still working when your laptop sleeps | SSH |
| Mods and layouts | Change the window with layouts and JavaScript mods; mods have your own access | Your computer |
| Telemetry | Usage data is sent by default; turn it off in Settings | Herdr |
Good to know
You run two or three coding agents in different terminals and keep missing the one that stopped to ask a question. Herdr puts them in one window and marks each agent as working, blocked, done or idle.
Limits
- Usage telemetry is on by default in released builds; turn it off in Settings, Privacy. The installers download and run code, and also install herdr-core, which runs the terminals, if it is missing.
- Mods are JavaScript programs with your own access to files, programs and the network. Read a mod before installing one from someone else.
- The project says its downloads are not always code-signed or notarized, so a first run may show an operating system warning.
Notes by Agent Flows Hub (original project name: herdr-app), written from the creator's documentation, not from running it ourselves. Herdr app README: install, spaces and agents · Herdr security and privacy
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