A developer guide details how to run a persistent remote development workspace on a Linux VM that hosts repositories, application services, tests, and coding-agent CLIs such as Claude Code and Codex, …
A developer released router, a pre-release command-line tool that selects an AI coding agent, model, and reasoning effort for a task and launches it inside a Herdr pane, supporting Cursor, Claude Code…
A developer's attempt to render AI agent state (working, blocked, idle) directly into the tmux window list failed on both candidate signals: Claude Code sets its pane title once and never updates it, …
Herdr 0.9 launched this week with multi-machine support, letting users manage AI coding agents running on multiple computers — including remote dev servers reachable over SSH — from a single window. A…
A developer detailed a terminal-native workflow for running multiple coding agents in parallel using Ghostty, Git worktrees, Herdr, and hunk, with remote access from an iPhone via Heeler, Tailscale, a…
Steve Yegge asked on X for recommendations on managing 10 to 20 or more coding agents, drawing 600 replies that surfaced tools like Herdr, cmux, Conductor, and the Claude and Codex desktop apps, plus …
Herdr 0.9.0, the open-source Rust terminal multiplexer for running coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode, was released on 7 Sep 2026, with alternatives including plain tmux or Zellij, …
Herdr, a terminal multiplexer for AI agents, enables a lead agent to coordinate multiple coding agents across panes via a CLI. The tool requires installing integrations for agents like Claude, Codex, …
Proqi, a terminal-native prompt composer for power users running multiple coding agents, has been released via Homebrew and Cargo, offering independent, resumable prompt editing and clipboard-based su…
A review of Blake McCarn's Paperless Knowledge Graph finds that while it enables chat with scanned documents and includes evidence-backed retrieval with strict refusal modes, the project lacks public …
Omarchy 4 (Quattro), an Arch-based Linux distribution created by David Heinemeier Hansson (DHH), shipped August 14 as the first Linux desktop built around AI coding agents, treating them as operating …
Herdr 0.8.2, an open-source terminal multiplexer for coding agents, now functions as an early agent runtime by owning real PTYs and enabling shared server-side sessions for humans and agents. Its prot…
Herdr has introduced herd-debate, a tool that pits two equal AI design peers, such as Claude and Codex, against each other in a structured debate to explore implementation approaches. The tool runs in…
A developer explored Herdr, a terminal multiplexer designed for AI coding agents, as a self-hosted alternative to cloud platforms for running multiple agents in parallel. The tool provides live agent …
Neon for Herdr, a plugin for the Herdr terminal workspace manager, adds a Neon dashboard pane for managing projects, branches, and computes. The plugin, built with Ink, Effect, and the Neon TypeScript…
A new comparison of eight open-source agent workspace tools — cmux, Superset, Orca, Paseo, Herdr, T3 Code, Goose, and Warp — finds they split into three distinct categories: agent workspaces, terminal…
Vercel's Sandbox now defaults to an open-source image with Claude Code, Codex, and opencode preinstalled, replacing its old fixed Node and Python runtimes. Starting with version 3 of the Sandbox SDK, …
Pi-Yahe, a minimal bridge between the Pi terminal coding agent and the Herdr terminal workspace, is now available as an open-source extension that enables task-driven multi-agent work with visible tes…
Herdr, a terminal runtime for AI coding agents built by founder Can Celik, has joined Y Combinator's F26 batch after reaching 25,000 GitHub stars and 363,000 downloads in five months. The runtime rema…
Vercel and Herdr have launched a plugin that lets terminal coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode run in isolated Vercel Sandboxes, orchestrated from Herdr's tmux-style manager. The plugi…