herdr is a terminal‑native multiplexer that lets developers supervise and coordinate multiple AI coding agents within tiled panes and workspaces. It auto‑detects agents, provides a sidebar with state awareness, and offers a local socket API for deeper integration, all from the command line.
Highlights
Runs inside any terminal emulator and even inside tmux, keeping the workflow in the CLI
Automatic detection of running agents by monitoring foreground processes and output
Workspace model based on a root pane with lightweight labeling using git repo or folder name
Sidebar shows aggregate workspace state and per‑agent status with optional desktop notifications
Extensible via a local socket API, CLI commands, and an example Rust skill for custom agents
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ogulcancelik · via GitHub
Context
Audience
Developers who build with AI coding assistants and prefer a fully terminal based workflow
DomainAI assisted software development
Formatopen source command line application written in Rust
GitHub - ogulcancelik/herdrAI coding agents such as Claude Code and OpenAI CodexTerminal multiplexers like tmux or WezTermRust ecosystem crates for socket communication