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When to use herdr instead of Paseo?
Both tools orchestrate multiple coding agents. One question decides between them: where do you actually sit when your agents need you? Criteria, comparison, recommendation.
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When to use herdr instead of Paseo?
Both tools orchestrate multiple coding agents. One question decides between them: where do you actually sit when your agents need you? Criteria, comparison, recommendation.
- WorkflowHerdr
How I stopped watching my coding agents and started supervising them
I run Claude and opencode side by side in one terminal. Three herdr habits replaced window-polling with state-waiting: persistent sessions, the agent loop, a setup script.
- CollaborationHerdr
When Phone Approval of Coding Agents Earns Its Complexity
Approving agent decisions from your phone sounds nice but is usually the wrong answer. It pays off in exactly one scenario: long runs that block while you are away.
- CollaborationHerdrClaude Code
When to Map One Agent to One Worktree to One Branch
Sharing a workspace across agents feels efficient but is the most expensive shortcut in a multi-agent workflow. Here is when one-to-one mapping earns its overhead.
Thoughts
All thoughtsKnowing AI tools is not a superpower anymore. It is like knowing git. Expected, not impressive. The superpower is what you build with them.
When everyone uses the same models, everyone gets the same average output. The only edge left is taste: what you notice, what you cut, what you refuse. AI has no preferences. You do. That is the whole game now.
AI writes my first drafts now. I read every line before it ships. If it is wrong, my name is on it, not the model's. Trust the help, own the result.
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