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I read the website and still don't understand what this solves. Doesn't tmux and zellij do all of these things that 'herdr' does?
by colesantiago 4mo ago
I read the website and still don't understand what this solves.
Doesn't tmux and zellij do all of these things that 'herdr' does?
- fragmede 4mo agoyes but this does it wrapped up together.
- derdi 4mo agoThis 6-minute video (linked from the website) demoes it nicely: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qnIu-Xu64H0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qnIu-Xu64H0 It sets up a bunch of panes for you and tracks your agents' status and everything is clickable. You could probably do much of the same by setting up tmux appropriately. Or you could use this, which is already set up. I tried herdr today, and it's not bad. Better than my previous many terminal tabs. Copy-and-paste is wonky (and it's ridiculous that copying is documented in multiple places in the docs, but pasting is never mentioned). And when an agent is waiting for a shell command, it shows as "idle", which IMO is wrong. Still, seems OK so far, I'll stick with it for a while.
- kkapelon 4mo agotmux and zellij are compared here https://herdr.dev/compare/ https://herdr.dev/compare/
- nullbio 4mo agoYes, but better.