herdr

Why we included this project

herdr is a background terminal server that keeps coding agents running rather than just launching them. It doesn't wrap or replace Claude Code, Codex, opencode, or anything else you already use; it takes over their terminals and keeps them alive when you close your laptop, drop the network, or reboot the machine. Sessions survive, and you can reattach from any terminal or over SSH and pick up where the agent left off. Each pane is marked working, blocked, or idle, so a stuck agent waiting for an answer is visible at a glance instead of being lost in a stack of windows. For anyone running several agents in parallel, the multiplexing, split panes, and agent-to-agent prompting make it easy to keep that work organized and see what's actually happening.