Herdr Studio - Keep every agent in sight

Community-built browser client for Herdr Herdr keeps the terminals alive. Herdr Studio turns the whole herd into a fast, visual workspace for terminals, sessions, files, diffs, and worktrees from any modern browser. macOS Linux Windows PWA Independent community project for Herdr · Requires a running Herdr server. One view Every workspace and recognized agent Real terminal Streaming, scrollback, paste, and links Local or SSH Supported local and remote hosts A control room, not another dashboard See the work. Steer the work. Move from a waiting agent to the exact file, diff, or transcript without reconstructing context across terminal windows. 01The whole herd, one glance. Browse workspaces, tabs, panes, and worktrees in one tree. Agent status shows who is working, idle, done, or waiting for you. Explore agent awareness 02A real terminal in your browser. Full terminal streaming with split panes, scrollback, multiline paste, clickable links, file previews, and IME-safe input. 03Review without losing the thread. Inspect changed files, annotate exact lines, preview Markdown, and send compiled feedback back to an agent pane. 04Worktrees become a workflow. Create, open, update, and safely remove linked Git worktrees while preserving the source checkout and its dirty files. Everything stays connected Context is one click away. Files, changes, terminals, and session history share the same active workspace, so every view starts in the right place. Session history Local / Connected Know what happened without reading every line. Scan agent messages, inspect session details, search transcripts, and export the original record or normalized ATIF trajectory. From daemon to dashboard Running in three steps. Herdr Studio is a thin bridge around the runtime you already use. Your agents still live in real terminal sessions owned by Herdr. 1 Herdr keeps agents alive Start the coding agents you already use. Herdr owns their terminal sessions, even when your browser or laptop disconnects. 2 Studio connects locally or over SSH Run one standalone binary beside Herdr. It bridges the local socket API, terminal stream, files, Git operations, and session records. 3 Your browser becomes the cockpit Open the printed URL from desktop or mobile. Install it as a PWA for a focused, app-like control surface. The control room travels Designed for the screen you have. Check a blocked agent from the train. Review a diff from the couch. Send the one command that unblocks a long-running task without opening your laptop. Touch-safe terminal controls and configurable shortcuts Responsive file, diff, pane, and session views Installable PWA on iPhone, iPad, macOS, Chrome, and Edge Explore mobile features Built for real repositories Deep where it matters.Quiet everywhere else. Session intelligence Messages, metadata, search, raw transcripts, and ATIF export for supported agents. Review annotations Attach comments to diff lines, source gutters, or rendered Markdown passages. Worktree lifecycle Create, open, update, and remove linked worktrees with optional Paseo hooks. Remote-ready Use SSH profiles for remote Herdr servers while keeping files and Git operations aligned. Ready when the next task starts Give your agents a window. Install the standalone binary on macOS or Linux, start Herdr Studio, and open the URL it prints. Windows x64 and ARM64 archives are available from GitHub Releases. Install $ curl -fsSL \ https://github.com/powerfooI/herdr-studio/releases/latest/download/install-herdr-gui.sh \ | sh