@tobi: my favorite way to explain people herdr is to just open a new workspace, launch an agent and tell it to: read `herdr --…

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A tweet by @tobi demonstrating how to use herdr, a CLI tool, by launching an agent and running `herdr --skill` to create a sci-fi-style hacker terminal setup.

my favorite way to explain people herdr is to just open a new workspace, launch an agent and tell it to: read `herdr --skill` then split 10 other panels that make my computer look like some scifi hacker terminal from the movies https://t.co/b6m6RzCO6W
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my favorite way to explain people herdr is to just open a new workspace, launch an agent and tell it to:

read herdr --skill then split 10 other panels that make my computer look like some scifi hacker terminal from the movies https://t.co/b6m6RzCO6W

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