alt Hacker NewsI created my own “terminal multiplexer for AI agents” after trying out herdr.
For me (like for many others) tmux didn’t suit the multi agent workflow. Herdr then was too buggy in my experience.
My own tool, Jai, connects to multiple machines, handles multiple agents and enables agent to agent communication.
For those interested: https://michael.sinax.be/jai/index.html
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Interesting, thanks for sharing! Is it not open-source? I could not find a github link.
Looks interesting but I’m confused if you published your source code or not.
> By hand or from source > To install by hand, download jai-x86_64-unknown-linux-musl (Linux) or jai-aarch64-apple-darwin (macOS) or jai-x86_64-pc-windows-msvc.exe (Windows), check its SHA-256 against latest.json, and put it on your PATH as jai (jai.exe on Windows). You can also build from source with cargo install --path .; those builds don't check for updates.
However I’m not able to find source code anywhere on your github.
No worries if you didn’t open source, only it seems ambiguous currently.
Bit of a conflict with jai.scs.stanford.edu/.