Open-sourced the Herdr sidebar setup I posted earlier.
herdr-radar: groups agents, shows working / waiting / abandoned, sorts by activity.
herdr plugin install hhdebb/herdr-radar
https://t.co/91yvSkwgzJ
Open-sourced the Herdr sidebar setup I posted earlier.
herdr-radar: groups agents, shows working / waiting / abandoned, sorts by activity.
herdr plugin install hhdebb/herdr-radar
https://t.co/91yvSkwgzJ
Your Herdr looks simple because the default view is basically just the agent list. I spent some time customizing and beautifying mine — spaces for different services, better grouping, richer layout, and a setup that actually lets me run and manage a lot of agents across projects instead of just staring at terminals.
If people are interested I can open-source the setup.
Open-sourced the Herdr sidebar setup I posted earlier.
herdr-radar: groups agents, shows working / waiting / abandoned, sorts by activity.
herdr plugin install hhdebb/herdr-radar
https://t.co/91yvSkwgzJ
@odd_joel So the hook is out, but the transport layer isn't. On Mac the session survives switching networks; on Win it just drops. WSL works but that's exactly what I'm trying to avoid. Is native parity planned? Happy to test builds — I dev on both Mac and Win daily.
@odd_joel Sorry, my wording was off — I meant native Windows parity, not just moshi-hook. Tested the latest build: Windows can only connect over plain SSH. No mosh-server natively, so no UDP roaming or instant reconnect, and no tmux for durable sessions.