Herdr: Agent multiplexer that lives in your terminal
THE SO WHAT
A terminal-native agent multiplexer like Herdr reflects where power users are going — multiple specialized agents orchestrated from the dev’s existing workflow, not a single monolith. If you’re building tools for engineers, assume they’ll want to compose and swap agents like CLIs, not be locked into one assistant UI.
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