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Herdr

Herdr

Keep coding agent terminals running continuously across your local machines and remote servers

Pricing model

Free

Rating

★ People love it

Time to value

Quick Setup (< 1 hour)

You can use Herdr to run terminal-based coding agents continuously in the background across your computers and remote servers. It keeps terminal sessions active even when you close your laptop lid or lose connection, so agents like Claude Code or Codex can finish tasks uninterrupted. The system monitors your open terminal panes, labeling agents as working, blocked, or idle so you know when an agent needs input. You can connect across local machines or remote servers over SSH and manage workspaces without interrupting running processes.

What Herdr does

Run persistent terminal sessions for coding agentsMonitor agent states to identify blocked or idle tasksConnect to remote servers and machines using SSHResume detached terminal workspaces after closing the laptopSplit terminal panes and manage layouts across multiple projectsAutomate inter-agent communication and task delegation via socket APIKeeps terminal sessions running in the background when closing laptop lidDetects agent status as working, blocked, or idle automaticallyReattaches to running agent sessions from any device with a keyboardLets AI agents split panes, prompt each other, and coordinate tasks via socket APIConnects local and remote machines over SSH in a single interfaceRestores workspace layouts and agent sessions after machine restartsSupports over twenty command-line coding agents out of the box

Pricing breakdown

Pricing model: Free

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