Herdr 0.9 lets you connect a remote machine over SSH to the same terminal interface that shows the local machine. Agents keep running on their own machines after you disconnect.
For now, remote machines must be reachable over SSH. The command line for agents works only within one server and does not see agents on other machines.
Claim check:
- Herdr 0.9 lets you connect a remote machine over SSH to the same terminal interface that shows the local machine. (confirmed by the publication itself: evidence; «Give it your SSH target, and that machine’s workspaces, tabs, and agents become available alongside your local ones in the same Herdr TUI.»)
- Agents keep running on their own machines after you disconnect. (confirmed by the publication itself: evidence; «The agents keep running on their own machines when you disconnect.»)
- For now, remote machines must be reachable over SSH. (confirmed by the publication itself: evidence; «For now, those machines need to be reachable over SSH.»)
- The command line for agents works only within one server and does not see agents on other machines. (confirmed by the publication itself: evidence; «The TUI can now bring your machines together, but the agent CLI still works within one server. It doesn’t yet see the agents running on your other machines.»)
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