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The utility is not obvious, but I've been using herdr for a few weeks after a friend recommended it, and it's been a great tool. I had about a dozen different
by ricardobeat 4mo ago
The utility is not obvious, but I've been using herdr for a few weeks after a friend recommended it, and it's been a great tool.
I had about a dozen different terminal windows, each one with multiple tabs, which was becoming a mess to manage; multiple agents and harnesses running that I could only inspect by remote access/VNC away from home.
With this, I can keep things more organized (project workspaces, tabs), because it's backed by a persistent process, I can ssh into the machine, with tailscale, run herdr and see all active sessions, do some debugging and one-off prompts.
Even better, I can do that from my phone and iPad using Prompt/Termius. It gives me the best part of 'xxclaw' harnesses with none of the complexity.
- giwook 4mo agoCouldn't you just use tmux for the remote access?
- lucasban 4mo agoShort version, yes, but herdr is more mouse / touch friendly in my experience. I was using tmux for my mobile access before and after tweaking things it worked well, but herdr worked out of the box for me.
- bangau1 4mo agoDoes herdr with termius on android support touch/tap operation? I tried herdr on mac, it works really great. But i tried access it via termius from my android, I can't tap/interact with it. Am i missing something?