herdr
Herdr is a native app for running coding agents. Your agent can change any part of it, from the sidebar to whole new panels. Close it and your agents keep working.
herdr at a Glance
- Pricing
- Free
- How you use it
- Native app; terminal installation is also available
- Who it's for
- People running coding agents
- Works with
- Claude Code Codex Pi Amp
herdr Key Features
- Customize app layout
- Delegate tasks
- Monitor agent status
- Run coding agents
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