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+1 on this, it's the main thing I'm missing. What I'd love is to add remotes to my local herdr instance instead of running a separate --remote client per host. So one local herdr, and I attach one or more remote hosts to it. Their spaces and agents then show up in the same sidebar next to my local ones, and I can focus them without a nested herdr or switching terminals. The one extra bit I'd add: mark the remote ones somehow in the list (a small host tag or icon on the space/agent row) so I can tell at a glance which agent runs where. This also covers the pain in #1170, where an agent started in an ssh'd pane never shows in the agents panel. Same goal really, see everything in one screen no matter which box it runs on. |
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+1 , came here to write the same. I use one (windows)terminal tab WSL->herdr for work stuff and one WSL->'herdr --remote vps' tab for personal projects, and have to manage agents while working on both, so the current limitation requires me to switch between local/ remote terminal tabs all the time. Would be nice if I could add those remote herdr spaces to the same sidebar. |
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P.S. seems like there is a plugin that does exactly this: https://github.com/nikok6/herdr-mirror |
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Feature request:
Support attaching a workspace to remote Herdr session over SSH so remote agents spread in the local agent panel and can be focused without nested Herdr or separate client
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