Herdr review: a TUI built for juggling multiple Codex and Claude Code sessions
leebase65 · reddit · 2026-09-30
A heavy multi-agent user describes switching from Zellij to Herdr, a TUI purpose-built for agent CLIs (codex, Claude Code, pi, OMP, OpenCode). Key wins: sessions survive app restarts, images can be pasted directly into CLIs as PNGs (solving a major pain point), running sub-agents are visible at a glance, and tabs/splits work with mouse menus instead of memorized shortcuts. He also shows an "AI employees" workflow: Astra drafts an implementation plan, Warp's AI terminal executes it.
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