Herdr is a terminal-based multiplexer built for running several coding agents at once — Claude Code sessions side by side in real terminal panes, with at-a-glance state (working, blocked, done, idle), persistent sessions that survive disconnects, and remote attach over SSH. No Electron, no account, no telemetry: it meets an agent-heavy workflow exactly where it already lives, in the terminal.
How We Use It
- Running multiple concurrent coding-agent sessions in one terminal
- Monitoring agent state across sessions: blocked, working, done, idle
- Reattaching to persistent agent sessions from another machine or mobile
AI / LLM
Why this matters: Controversial, misunderstood, and overhyped though they may be, AI and LLMs are transforming industries and society. Used carefully and responsibly, they are still a valuable tool for innovation and progress. We design and deploy LLM-powered features with a focus on safety, performance, and maintainability, leveraging managed model providers and an SDK-first approach for rapid iteration. Preferred defaults: Vercel AI SDK + AI Gateway for multi-model orchestration; Anthropic and OpenAI as primary model providers.