The phone view of a developer’s coding agents.
herd-bridge puts one developer’s desk in his pocket. He runs a herd of coding agents in terminal panes on his own machines. The app shows which agent needs him and what it asked. He reads the work and replies from the phone, or from a wide window.
Claude Code is one of the agents in the herd. It reads the repo, edits, and runs the test gate. The phone is where you read that work and answer.
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Needs you
A pane that needs you is counted on the list. Opening it shows the question the agent asked.
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The agent’s own record
The transcript comes from that agent’s records, not from the terminal.
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Reply from either frame
The composer is on the phone and on the desk. Its placeholder says whether that reply queues, steers, or sends.
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One herd, two frames
On a wide window the list stays on the left and the session opens beside it. The phone is that same list, in a pocket.
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Quiet until you turn it on
Push stays off until you add your own keys. A quota line shows only when that watch is configured.
Built by Robert Do. Solo. Bootstrapped.