[chikinpotpi]

I use vim and claude code (fable) inside of herdr.

I can jump to one tab look at the code, jump back over and talk to claude for a little.

I can spread this all across several projects using herdrs workspaces.

I still write code when it makes sense.

Sometimes i annotate the code with comments, hop back over and ask the LLM to consume the annotations i just added and make changes.

Sometimes i ask the LLM to analyze lots of code, and come up with a plan of attack for me, then i go implement it myself.

For Personal projects I write much more of the code myself still, because i enjoy it. For work, i do whatever gets the best outcome most efficiently.

[meitham]

I've taken a look at herdr and I am confused, what does it offer over using Blink terminal from iPhone and tmux on the server?

[atmosx]

Not familiar with blink but I use tmux heavily. Tried herdr but did t stuck. The main selling point is the status report: tmux requires a plugin and even that doesn’t work as good as herdr. By reporting I mean that while a tmux plugin can report a very basic “status” in the powerline, herdr does so natively in greater detail (reports if the agent waits for use input etc). All solutions I came across with status report might support one agent / cli app and not others… so there is that.