Herdr

“The mouse was built for doing one thing at a time. One cursor that navigates a rich virtual world to accomplishing things in series.With agents my work now all happens in parallel. But the input devices we use hasn't changed yet.What I want is not more buttons and tabs in the pix...”

“This originally started as a read-only visualizer[1] that i made because i had trouble mapping out the paths in my head when using Matt Pocock's /wayfinder skill[2]. It was annoying having to imagine the "map" and weighing between the next best candidates solely based off my agen...”

“I just started exploring this stuff with herdr, it's pretty cool! But I prefer my multiplexer having this functionality built in, as it lets me also have the agent organize my panes and tabs automatically based on what it is working on”

“I also tried Herdr. But I'm already using Aerospace, which makes MacOS window management a breeze and I don't need the remote session management stuff so the benefit wasn't quite there for me. It is a very thoughtful project so I did borrow lots of its features (Agents working no...”

“For me, herdr's benefits over terminal splits are:1. Surfacing agents which are ready for further input2. Letting you jump quickly to said agents3. SSH session persistence, as I work on a beefy devbox at work. tmux also offers this.I often need to juggle several streams of work a...”