Transitioning from tmux to Herdr: Setting Up an AI-Native Workspace Manager

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For years, tmux has been the undisputed king of my terminal workflow. It kept my sessions alive, let me manage tabs, and split panes effortlessly. But as AI coding agents like Claude Code and Antigravity became a daily part of my development lifecycle, I found myself needing a workspace manager that understands these agents. Enter Herdr , a terminal-native workspace manager designed specifically…

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