alt Hacker NewsHerdr 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.
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.
Cc desktop supports folders, named tabs, archived sessions, subagents with two way comms between them and their spawner.
You cannot put them next to code being changed but the code viewers are contextual to the session.
I am struggling to see a major difference let alone major advantage of herdr