Engineers no longer just write code. They direct AI agents. As agents run for hours on their own, the obvious next move is running several at once. Enter
@herdrdev, an open-source terminal runtime for managing fleets of coding agents.
A single small Rust binary installs in one command, runs inside whatever terminal you already use, keeps agents working when your laptop shuts or SSH drops, and shows every agent's state so you step in only when needed. It supports 20 agent CLIs out of the box and plays favorites with none of them.
Herdr is four months old, has crossed 34k GitHub stars and 660k downloads, hit the front page of Hacker News, and grown an ecosystem of 1k community-built repos. Engineers everywhere are using Herdr daily, and the momentum and ecosystem is snowballing.
@cancelik is the secret sauce behind it all.
@BessemerVP is excited to partner with Can and lead Herdr's $6m seed round, joined by
@ycombinator, e2vc, and angels like
@tobi,
@dok2001, and
@gorkem.
PS - Herdr is hiring! dm me