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Posted by cherioo 11 hours ago

Herdr has released native app(github.com)
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sangupta 9 hours ago|
Haven't used Herdr before - was looking at README and was looking to check screenshots and documentation. However, Chrome reports the SSL cert to the site https://herdr.dev as invalid. Will wait till it gets resolved.
skinfaxi 9 hours ago|
I think it's just you https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=herder.dev&la...
sangupta 7 hours ago||
It works now. Haven't restarted browser/mac - so not sure what went wrong.

Anyways, Herdr looks powerful - will try it soon. One thing I find missing in every single one today, is that they do not allow using a different AI account based on the workspace/project you are on. It would come in handy in case of shared family machine.

grodriguez100 6 hours ago||
I don’t think they need to “allow” this specifically. Every new pane opens in a shell prompt. You must start the agent from there, so you can start each agent with different keys/accounts already.
steve_adams_86 8 hours ago||
Is anyone else finding that it doesn't pick up Claude Code agents? My Agents pane stays empty no matter how many instances I start and work in. Appears to continue to work fine in herdr, though.
kelvinjps10 7 hours ago||
I hope they release a mobile app too
rihegher 3 hours ago||
Me too in the meantime I'm using https://github.com/moezakura/mux-pod but the UI is terrible
mahmedtan 7 hours ago||
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yodon 9 hours ago||
A native app is definitely a good thing.

herdr is great, and the original runs-in-a-terminal vision was cool, but at least on OSX it has a ton of selection management bugs that are pretty sucky.

thewisenerd 8 hours ago||
while they do this, i hope they do not drop support for regular/other terminals

ignoring ALL the AI/agent features, herdr has been a decent replacement for tmux with saner defaults

so much so that i'm reaching for installing herdr instead of tmux and i would like to not be locked to a "desktop app" for it

rao-v 8 hours ago|
+1 I tried quite hard to make things work with tmux, zellij, and even some light custom stuff, but if you have multiple agents running on multiple boxes herdr just works unreasonably well. I really didn't want to like what seemed like a random mix of features, but they've stabilized it to a sensible capability set.
kelvie 6 hours ago||
Fantastic news, I may have to switch back (or combine this with Paseo on my phone). I hope the RAM usage is a lot better as Paseo tends to OOM now and again (the desktop app).
pupppet 9 hours ago||
How does it compare to CMUX?
mahmedtan 7 hours ago|
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jdorfman 6 hours ago||
It works great in Ghostty not sure if I need another standalone app. I’ll definitely try it out but my expectations are low.
Skunkleton 9 hours ago||
There is a Windows 98 mode w/ minesweeper, solitaire, and clippy!

Edit: oh neat! Its self editing.

adamisnotroman 9 hours ago|
Yep it’s awesome. I’m going to integrate the core engine to my mobile app so I can control it remotely.
skinfaxi 9 hours ago|
Collie already does pretty well. https://github.com/AltanS/collie
blntechie 8 hours ago||
Just termius + tmux works for me on my Android phone and iPad. I have a ntfy topic to alert from Pi when it needs something.
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