Run multiple agents in parallel sandboxed VMs, with a single command, on your PC or in the cloud
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Run multiple agents in parallel sandboxed VMs, with a single command, on your PC or in the cloud
A git-aware, read-only file viewer for herdr. Mouse friendly, keyboard-driven TUI: tree + content pane with diffs, rendered markdown, and syntax highlighting.
A code-review + file-viewer sidebar for herdr — comment on an agent's diff, send it back. Plus a read-only view of the PR, its checks, and comments.
An extension for herdr, built as a first-class herdr plugin — a collection of tools that make it better: Projects and Quick Actions.
Monitor and drive your herdr agents from menu bar, phone, or Telegram. Zero config locally. Free tunnel for remote. No Tailscale needed.
PWA to manage 🐑 herdr on the go. Tailnet accessible, push notifications, quick actions and more.
For keeping all my Dotfiles update to date
Seamless Ctrl+h/j/k/l navigation across herdr panes and Vim/Neovim splits — vim-tmux-navigator ported to herdr
Easy, clickable TUI to view a single GitHub issue or PR, in Rust
Herdr Plugin to integrate worktrunk for git worktree management
Unify your local and remote sessions in one window: mirror remote herdr servers into your local sidebar and drive them over SSH
Spin up your whole herdr workspace layout — tabs, panes, commands, and all — from a single YAML file.
Create and remove Jujutsu (jj) workspaces as Herdr workspaces
Smart splits navigation and resizing for Herdr and Neovim
Fuzzy-open projects and worktrees, then bootstrap workspaces from declarative TOML layouts — tabs, pane splits, commands, and per-repo overrides.
Jump to any Herdr workspace, agent, project, session, remote, directory, or action from one fuzzy navigator.
Declarative tab/pane layouts with per-workspace defaults applied automatically when a worktree is created.
fzf command palette for herdr — fuzzy-pick and run any plugin action
Syncs terminal titles from workspaces, tabs, and agent sessions (use w/ Moshi)
Open files and links already visible on your terminal screen.
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