The obvious question -- which you should spend time answering -- is what does this give that Herdr doesn't have? What's the differentiator?
Why would I want the terminal coding agents inside of a GUI app? The idea is terrible.
The first point in the explanations below makes no sense, claiming my agents will "keep working" if I close my notebook's lid or disconnect the network.
This is obviously not the case.
> Why would I want the terminal coding agents inside of a GUI app?
Because they get difficult to manage with enough of them and multiple projects. The GUI helps them stay organized, especially with multiple harnesses. Herdr is a minimal GUI, and works like a simple tmux, which is why I like it.