Herdr (AI Agent Multiplexer)r: You're not a PRO AI Coder if you're not using THIS OPENSOURCE Tool!
Visit Verdent: https://www.verdent.ai/?id=700712 Visit AISeeKing (my second channel with more cool local ai stuff): https://www.youtube.com/@aiseeking In this video, I'll be telling you about Herdr, a terminal-based agent multiplexer built for running multiple AI coding agents at the same time. It works like tmux for the AI agent era, with live agent state tracking, persistent sessions, remote mode, and an automation API that lets agents coordinate with each other. -- Key Takeaways: 🚀 Herdr is an agent-native terminal multiplexer designed for managing multiple AI coding agents. 🧠 It can detect whether agents are working, blocked, idle, or done across different panes. 🖥️ You still get familiar multiplexer features like spaces, tabs, split panes, and persistent sessions. 🤖 Herdr supports many agent CLIs, including Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Gemini CLI, Cursor Agent, and more. 🔔 Background notifications help you know when an agent is blocked or finished without babysitting panes. 🛠️ The CLI and socket API allow agents to split panes, start other agents, send prompts, wait for results, and read outputs. 🔁 Native session restore can bring back supported agent conversations after restarts. 🌐 Remote mode lets you run agents on a dev server or VPS while controlling everything from your local terminal. ⚠️ Herdr is still pre-1.0, so there are some rough edges, but it already solves a very real workflow problem. 👍 Overall, Herdr feels like a proper mission control for anyone running multiple terminal AI agents in parallel.
