[One Person Achieves 25,000 Stars in 4 Months, Agent Version of tmux Joins YC] According to monitoring by Beating, Herdr has joined Y Combinator F26. It can be understood as a tmux specifically designed for Coding Agents: tools like Claude Code, Codex, Cursor can be opened within it, unified for background management, switching, and status viewing. Even if the terminal is closed or SSH is disconnected, the Agent can continue running. While regular tmux only manages terminals, Herdr knows which Agent is actively working, which one is waiting for your response, and which one has completed its task. Agents can also send messages to each other and wait for others to finish running. As developers increasingly use multiple Coding Agents simultaneously, tools like this are designed to solve the problem of "how to manage a bunch of Agents." Herdr was previously developed solely by Can Celik. In just 4 months since its launch, it has already garnered approximately 25,000 GitHub Stars, 340,000 downloads, and over 500 plugins have appeared in its plugin marketplace within a month. Now that the project has joined YC, its core runtime will remain free and open-source, and its license has been relaxed from AGPL to Apache 2.0. [Original Link]