7 comments

  • antoniomika 5 hours ago
    Was looking for something like this but stumbled upon herdr-web-ui [0] first. They seem to do the same thing, but herdr-web-ui is completely free and self hosted and sets up as a PWA with webpush support. Seems to work decently well and it’s under heavy development. Will have to try this too!

    [0] https://github.com/devswha/herdr-web-ui

  • metamitya 2 hours ago
    very interesting. seems like lots of people trying to turn the agent chat push into a feed pull. basically have the agents reach out to you instead of you to them. interesting take on the problem
  • sailfast 5 hours ago
    Nice! I did something like this running tailscale to my laptop with a TUI and it worked well for awhile. And then I realized I didn't want to be notified when my agents weren't working because I'd had enough.

    Enjoy your nap traps! They don't last very long.

    • lukeed 5 hours ago
      Thank you <3 These days, it's mostly for walks or errands or random a-ha moments. The nice part about trusting the notifications & the pipeline is that I don't have to babysit my agents at all & can just focus on the baby~
  • topaz0 3 hours ago
    Does it also help alleviate wealth inequality?
  • worldisaduck 7 hours ago
    right after connecting to my workstation it says: “herdr is not installed on this host” while it clearly is. Running it in shell directly works, but it’s impossible to scroll inside herdr session like that. What exactly should I pay 99 for?
    • lukeed 6 hours ago
      Are you running fish shell? If so, this was fixed and waiting on AppStore approval to release it.

      Let me remind you that this is/was my ironclad setup. It should work for others, but may not due to preferential or not-my-machine technical reasons. The latter is solved by bug reports. Either way, there's a free trial and you pay nothing & shouldn't unless you like it.

  • amber71de 2 hours ago
    Of the trials started so far, how many have bought at $99?
    • lukeed 1 hour ago
      Zero, as far as I can tell. Maybe there will be a few by the end of the 14d window. Developers are a stubborn/interesting target group -- I bet there will be more built-it-myself variants than purchases.
  • 1123581321 9 hours ago
    Neat. Thought about syncing the key with iCloud Keychain towards supporting any of the user’s devices connecting? Optionally; I understand the appeal of the current storage method.
    • lukeed 9 hours ago
      Thanks! Perhaps we have different trust levels, but I prefer to have an ssh key per service/identity/device so that I can revoke specific items as needed. Plus, getting the key onto the host device is automated once you have the sibling daemon (brew install lukeed/tap/pocketty) running. It just takes a device-pairing code, much like adding a new Apple device to your iCloud acct
    • lukeed 9 hours ago
      That said, if this is a requirement I can definitely look into adding it... optionally, as you said :)
      • 1123581321 6 hours ago
        Thanks. Just something to consider! You’re right that it wouldn’t be a big deal to add two or three devices individually.