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Herdr has launched a desktop app for terminals and coding agents that organizes work by space and summarizes each agent's Working, Blocked, Done, and Idle status in a sidebar. After the app window is closed, terminals continue running in the core, and spaces can also be placed on remote machines for execution via SSH. The app supports Linux, macOS (Apple Silicon), and Windows x64, includes three built-in layouts—Herdr, Terminals, and Herdr 98—and allows mod panels to be written in JavaScript. There are currently no reports of further developments.
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Herdr Desktop App: A Workspace for Terminals and Coding Agents
Herdr is a desktop app for terminals and coding agents that organizes work with spaces and summarizes each agent's Working, Blocked, Done, and Idle status in the sidebar. After the window is closed, terminals keep running in the core, and spaces can also be executed on remote machines via SSH. The app supports Linux, macOS (Apple Silicon), and Windows x64, ships with three built-in layouts—Herdr, Terminals, and Herdr 98—and lets you write mod panels in JavaScript.