Is This The Best TMUX for Running Multiple AI Agents?

Herdr is a terminal workspace manager built for AI coding agents. In this video, I walk through how Herdr works, how to create workspaces, tabs, and panes, and why it becomes especially useful when you are running multiple agents like Codex and Claude at the same time.

We cover pane layouts, keyboard shortcuts, agent status tracking, notifications, session persistence, and the Herdr skill that lets an agent control Herdr itself. At the end, I demo Codex creating panes, opening a new tab, spinning up Claude and Codex in separate panes, and asking both agents to generate Italian dishes.

00:00 Introducing Herdr
00:47 Installing and launching Herdr
01:20 Workspaces, tabs, and panes
02:48 Keyboard shortcuts and pane zoom
03:16 Starting AI agents in panes
03:46 Tracking agents across tabs
04:22 Agent states: working, idle, done, blocked
05:42 Notifications when agents need input
06:23 Detaching and reattaching sessions
07:48 Herdr CLI commands
08:09 Letting agents control Herdr
08:52 Installing the Herdr skill
09:14 Multi-agent demo prompt
10:16 Codex creates panes and tabs
10:52 Claude and Codex generate dishes
11:29 Wrap-up and next steps

Видео Is This The Best TMUX for Running Multiple AI Agents? канала Data with Marc