Herdr.dev seems to be a pretty handy tool. I've really enjoyed tinkering with it over the last few days. But (once again) it seems to work best when the agents aren't restricted. Do most devs run their programming agents in a sandbox nowadays, or do you just use "Skip permissions“ on your machine?
Lukas
Lukas
@lph.bsky.social
I code and break things. Mostly Laravel-based apps - with a touch of Vue.js and some Golang projects.
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herdr.devHerdr: one terminal for the whole herdTo coding agents what tmux is to terminals. Runs where your agents run: close the laptop, ssh from anywhere, nothing dies.
Wait, am I missing something or is dev.to really missing dynamic dark mode support?
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