If you build with AI, you NEED to be using Herdr It's made me 100x more productive and has made it SO easy to manage all of my agents across Codex, Claude, Hermes, and OpenClaw It's a free, open source CLI tool and I'm addicted Here's how it works: You get 'spaces' (top left in screenshot) which are basically your projects. You make a space for every project you're building In each space you get tabs (top of screen). Each tab can be a separate agent. They're each basically a new terminal instance I open a tab for each part of the project I'm working on. For example, in the game I'm building I have a tab for gameplay, sound, design, progression etc. Each is a terminal with Codex open Every time you open a new agent, it goes into your agents list in the bottom left. This allows you to see which agents are working and which need a response so you can quickly multitask. Herdr automatically picks up when you open new agents Herdr supports all agents, so you can manage Hermes, OpenClaw, Codex, and Claude agents side by side. By far the easiest way of managing multiple agents ever If you take the few minutes it takes to set up and get used to, guarantee you get way more done Since it's open source you can even build your own versions of it and customize it any way you want. I built my own version that lives in World of Warcraft so I can prompt while I play No I'm not getting paid, no I'm not sponsored. Nobody from the team has ever contacted me I'm sure I'll get accused of being paid any way (free open source tools love paying for undisclosed shills) but man I just had to share this. My productivity has been bananas the last week Open source is taking over right now