herdrlisted

Working knowledge of herdr (herdr.dev), the terminal workspace manager and coding-agent orchestrator (client-server, tmux-like persistence, agent state tracking). Use this skill whenever the user mentions herdr, asks about terminal workspaces/panes/tabs, attaching/detaching/resuming terminal sessions, orchestrating multiple coding agents, remote-attaching to another machine's terminal, or herdr config. ALSO use it proactively whenever HERDR_ENV=1 appears in the environment — that means you are running inside a herdr pane and can orchestrate panes/agents via the herdr CLI (e.g. spawn a real-TTY pane for interactive prompts like `op signin`).
emateu/sandbox · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 72

Install: claude install-skill emateu/sandbox

# herdr herdr is a terminal workspace manager built to run and supervise multiple coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, etc.). Think tmux + an agent-state sidebar + a CLI/socket API that makes everything scriptable. ## Mental model Hierarchy: **workspace → tab → pane → agent**. - **Workspace**: top-level project container. Convention: one per repo/task/investigation. - **Tab**: layout container inside a workspace. - **Pane**: a real terminal (process preserved across client detach). Splits: `right` or `down`. - **Agent**: a recognized process in a pane. States: `working`, `blocked` (needs input/approval), `done` (finished, unreviewed), `idle`, `unknown`. **Client-server**: the server owns panes/processes; the client is just UI. Detach with `ctrl+b q` (everything keeps running), reattach by running `herdr`. Prefix key: `ctrl+b`. ## Detecting you're inside herdr If `HERDR_ENV=1` is set, you are inside a herdr pane. Also available: `HERDR_PANE_ID`, `HERDR_TAB_ID`, `HERDR_WORKSPACE_ID`, `HERDR_SOCKET_PATH`. This means the `herdr` CLI can control the session you're in. ### Proven pattern: real TTY for interactive prompts Sandboxed/hookless shells often lack a TTY (e.g. `op signin` fails with "inappropriate ioctl for device"). Fix: spawn a pane next to the user and run the command there — the user types the password in that pane while you wait for the result: ```bash herdr pane split --pane $HERDR_PANE_ID --direction down --ratio 0.3 --focus # → returns JSON with the