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Notes from the herd.

Product decisions, implementation writeups, and what we learn running agents on machines nobody is watching.

Herdr is joining Y Combinator. The runtime stays open.

Herdr is joining Y Combinator. The runtime is Apache-2.0 and stays open, and here is what the funding is actually for.

Ten agents, three clients, 95% less CPU

Herdr stopped animating its sidebar, drawing hidden panes, and repainting unchanged frames during mouse movement. The busiest sessions gained the most.

Coding agents are becoming runtimes

Coding agent CLIs are becoming developer infrastructure. Project instructions, lifecycle state, hooks, and terminal runtimes need shared contracts.

Herdr 0.6.3: session persistence, safer updates, and workspace navigation

This one adds new persistence paths for updates, server restarts, and larger sessions.

Live updates without killing your terminal processes

Herdr can replace its server during an update while keeping pane processes alive.