#developer-tools
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Herdr Crash Course — Step-by-Step Setup
Alejandro AO (AI educator, builds the Tau agent at Hugging Face) delivers a structured Herder crash course: demo → what a multiplexer is → local + VPS setup → having an agent control Herder itself. Notably a second-chance conversion: "the first time I used Herder... I didn't like it. Then I tried it again two weeks ago and I haven't been able to stop using it."
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This Tmux "Rewrite" Is Actually Brilliant
DevOps Toolbox (Omer, a self-professed tmux power user with published tmux plugins) reviews Herder (herdr.dev) — the Rust "tmux rewrite" agent-native terminal multiplexer — and, despite arriving maximally skeptical of "multiplexers for agents," mostly converts.
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I'm ditching tmux for herdr!
typecraft (Chris, ~10-year tmux user, Neovim/Linux channel) announces he's fully switching from tmux to Herder — the least hedged of the archive's three Herder takes: "I'm definitely ditching tmux for Herder... I don't see any other way."
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DHH: Future of Programming, AI, Agentic Engineering, Vibe Coding & Linux | Lex Fridman Podcast #501
13 months after his AI-skeptic appearance, DHH returns fully converted: Omarchy Quattro (his Arch-based Linux distro) shipped with 100% agent-written code — he reviewed shape and critical model-layer lines, but hand-wrote nothing. "There are decades where nothing happens and weeks where decades happen."