@lumendriada: herdr 0.5.0 is out! - herdr is detachable now - you can leave your agents running, SSH in from your phone, and reconnec…
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herdr 0.5.0 adds detachable sessions, letting developers leave agents running on a server and reconnect from anywhere via SSH without needing an app.
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herdr 0.5.0 is out! - herdr is detachable now - you can leave your agents running, SSH in from your phone, and reconnect to the same session from anywhere. no app needed - install herdr on a server and it becomes your remote agent command center
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