The Less Bitter host tests Herder, a terminal workspace designed for people running several coding agents at onceAn AI coding agent is a tool-using AI system that can inspect, modify, and validate software within a repository.. Its main advantage is persistence: terminal sessions remain availableSession persistence keeps selected working state available so a user or process can reconnect and continue after an interface closes or restarts. after the app or laptop closes, so a developer can reopen the same agent context without reconstructing the workspace.
Herder groups terminal sessions into spaces, tabs and split panes. The demonstration shows it recognizing Claude and Codex sessions, opening additional panes, and letting an agent launch supporting commands such as a development server while the primary coding task stays visible.
The reviewer sees Herder as a practical management layer rather than a fundamental breakthrough. It can reduce the friction of juggling many agent terminals and make parallel development work easier to monitor, especially when projects need long-lived sessions and several related processes. Membership and subscription promotion are omitted.
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