我现在都懒得用 tmux 了，直接用 https://t.co/0Ki7Dlwk0k 或 https://t.co/dcu76qJ7ul 更方便，适合懒人。

herdr — tmux for agents

Source: https://herdr.dev/ herdrtmux for agents.

herdr is an agent multiplexer that lives in your terminal.

workspaces, tabs, panes. every agent at a glance:blocked,working,done. detach and reattach, agents keep running. attach locally, over ssh, or as a thin client to a remote server.

mouse-native tui: clickpanes/tabs/workspaces/agents, drag borders, select text, right-click menus.

no gui app, no electron, no mac-only native wrapper. you see the agent’s own terminal, not someone’s interpretation of it.

$curl \-fsSL https://herdr\.dev/install\.sh \| sh

how it compares

tmuxgui managersherdrpersistent sessions✓—✓detach / reattach✓—✓panes, tabs, workspaces✓✓✓agent awareness—✓✓lives in your terminal✓—✓real terminal views✓—✓mouse-native—✓✓lightweight binary✓—✓agents can orchestrate??✓

persistence

herdr runs as a background session server by default. run your agents, split panes, do your work, then pressctrl+b qto detach the client. close your terminal or laptop; the panes keep running. open herdr again and you reattach to the same session.

named sessions give each project or context its own panes, tabs, workspaces, sockets, and runtime state while sharing the same global config.

$herdr--session

$herdrsession attach

separate sessions, same config, persistent agents.

local or remote

use herdr where the work lives. most days that is your laptop or desktop. if the code, keys, or agents live on a server, attach there instead.

local

run herdr where you work

start a local session on your own machine. detach, reattach, split panes, create tabs, and keep agents running while your terminal comes and goes.

ssh

ssh in, run herdr

use it like tmux on a remote box. herdr starts the session there, and your panes keep running after you detach.

thin client

herdr --remote host

run herdr on your laptop and target any ssh config host. herdr connects over ssh, bootstraps the remote server, and streams the tui back to your local terminal.

terminal view over ssh

responsive switcher screenshots taken withmoshi❤️ on iphone

agent awareness

workspaces

each workspace rolls up to its most urgent state. scan the full list in a glance.

agents

see which agents are running, blocked, or finished. no checking panes one by one.

blocked

working

done

idle

lives in your terminal

not a gui window. not a web dashboard. not electron.**herdr runs inside whatever terminal you already use.**a single rust binary, no dependencies, nothing to configure. it even works inside tmux.

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supported agents

socket api

**agents can use herdr too.**the local unix socket lets agents create workspaces, split panes, spawn other agents, read output, and wait for state changes.

available as CLI commands or as a reusable agent skill.

herdr workspace create --cwd ~/project --label "api"
herdr tab create --label "logs"

herdr pane split 1-1 --direction right
herdr pane run 1-2 "npm test"

herdr wait agent-status 1-1 --status done

herdr pane read 1-2 --source recent --lines 50