Trying Herdr

I’ve been kicking the tires of Herdr as a tmux replacement for the past few days. My initial thoughts are positive: The sidebar is nice for keeping track of workspaces and agents. Copy and paste over SSH just works, both from Herdr’s copy mode and from within Neovim. There’s even a little “Copied to clipboard” toast message to confirm it happened. I had to monkey with my tmux config several times to get both of these working. There’s a built-in git indicator in the sidebar showing when a workspace has unpushed commits. Cool! The popups work well. I have prefix-G launch lazygit in a popup window and prefix-t open a popup terminal. I have these working in tmux already, though the Herdr config is friendlier to my eye. It has a built-in ZOOM indicator for when you’ve zoomed a pane. I had Antigravity add this to tmux, and it works fine, but again the Herdr config is cleaner. It’s been rock solid so far, whereas tmux has been freezing on me lately. Though I assume that’s user error somehow.…