Same... I use herdr to manage 12+ sessions easily. There's no GUI that can do that.
I am using paseo.sh, with 12+ sessions across pi/codex/agy on 3 dev machines.
I’m not sure I understand. I use codex as is with 12+ sessions, there’s no issue at all and my coworkers scale it far beyond that.
Herdr looks similar to the Jetbrains Air stuff they just added to their IDEs. You can have GUI sessions in tabs, label them, tag them, stick them in folders, archive them, put them next to the code that's being changed, etc.
what? herdr and gui interface for this look very similar aside from being able to have 12 windows open at the same time in herdr but i don't want that?
This seems to be the new meta for a segment of the HN crowd, and I'm struggling to understand how it works. I'm at most having 4 sessions parallely, and even then I am burned out after a full day of this. How can you keep up with what all the agents are doing?