Find agents waiting for you
Distinguish active sessions from those waiting for input. Completed work you have not yet reviewed remains visible in the list.
Open-source projectMany AI agents.
herdr-tower
Many AI agents.
One place to check.
Which agent is working, and which one needs your answer? herdr-tower brings session status and task context together by project. Find the work that needs you without opening every terminal window.
An open-source project developed and maintained by ORASCOPE
Distributed under the Apache License 2.0. Apache License 2.0
Repositories and installation files currently require access permission. Include the project name when contacting us.
github.com/orascope/herdr-towerSee what changes
Which agent. Which machine. Which task.
herdr-tower / Session listActual capture
Status
Distinguish working sessions from finished ones.
Project
See the agents working on the same project together.
Machine
See local and registered remote machines in one list.
Find the session to check before opening every window.
Separate finished from accepted.
Connect each task to its agent and status on the work board. Inspect changes in separate code workspaces before deciding what to accept.
Across machines. In one view.
See sessions from machines registered in herdr in the same list. Connectivity and load information help identify the host and task.
Preview the selected session
Read the progress
before opening the session.
herdr-tower / Session previewActual capture
One view of the work your AI agents are doing
Useful capabilities
for everyday work.
Preview before switching
Preview a selected session before opening it. Project names and task titles help you find the right context among similar windows.
Know who owns each task
Connect tasks to their assigned agents on a shared work board. Track an agent finishing its work separately from a reviewer accepting it.
Give each task its own code space
Create separate code workspaces for agents. Run work in parallel, compare changes and combine them after review.
Check supported usage information
See supported Claude and Codex usage information alongside the work. Configure usage thresholds to help control repeated tasks.
Include work on other computers
Bring sessions from remote computers registered in herdr into the same list. Check connectivity and host load while finding the work you need.
How it fits your work and what you need
Working with it
Let AI do the work.
Keep priorities in your hands.
The session list is the center of herdr-tower. Go deeper when a task needs attention and keep the rest in view.
- Status
Know which results you have not reviewed
- Finishing a task and you reading the result are tracked separately. Find unread results even while several tasks are running.
- Continuity
Close the view without stopping status collection
- A background service gathers status for the interface. Reopen the control view when you need to check progress.
- Operations
Enable the automation you actually need
- Configure waiting and completion notifications, scheduled messages and repeated work for a clear purpose. Use supported AI usage information to inform how you run tasks.
Getting started
Start with one
practical task.
- Platforms
- macOS Apple Silicon · Linux x86_64/ARM64 · Windows x64
- Prepare first
- herdr and your AI tools. Set up access for tools such as Claude Code, Codex, Gemini or opencode.
- Installation
- Download and install the release file for your operating system.
The GitHub repository and release files currently require access permission. This is an Apache License 2.0 project. Contact ORASCOPE for access inquiries.
- 01
Install and connect your AI sessions
Follow the installation guide, then run your AI tools in herdr. Check that their sessions appear in the tower.
- 02
Assign work and follow progress
Give tasks to the appropriate agents. Add the work board and separate code workspaces when you need them.
- 03
Answer, review and move forward
Jump to a waiting session to clarify a request. Review completed work before moving it to the next step.
Use cases
Put it to work.
Developing with several agents
Let one agent implement a change while another handles tests or review. Follow their progress in one list and coordinate the next steps.
Moving between projects
Find sessions by project and task title. Recover the context of yesterday’s work without inspecting every open window.
Following longer tasks
Configure waiting and completion notifications so you can return when needed. Enable scheduled messages or repeated tasks explicitly for the work you want.
How it connects
See how it
fits together.
AI tools work inside herdr. herdr-tower gathers their status into one view, where you decide what needs attention and open the relevant session.
Explore the system diagram
FAQ
A few things
worth knowing.
Does herdr-tower write the code?
The connected AI tools write the code. herdr-tower gathers their status, helps assign work and takes you to the sessions where you can review the results.
Which AI tools can I use?
It works with Claude Code, Codex, Gemini and opencode sessions. Prepare the tools and accounts separately; see GitHub for current integration requirements.
Can I use it in any terminal?
herdr-tower is built for the herdr runtime. A regular terminal alone does not provide the same session list. Install herdr and the AI tools you intend to use first.
Are finished changes merged automatically?
Finishing a task and accepting its changes are separate steps. You retain the decision to review and combine changes from separate workspaces.
Is usage information equally available for every AI?
No. Availability depends on the tool and its connection. Supported Claude and Codex usage windows are the main sources for usage information.
Is this a paid product?
herdr-tower is developed and maintained by ORASCOPE and distributed under Apache License 2.0. Terms and charges for connected AI services are separate.