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Run SuperQode inside Herdr with automatic working, idle, approval and question
status reporting, plus harness, model and session details.
Restore durable interactive conversations after a Herdr server restart,
preserving the harness, model, runtime, approval policy and plan/build mode.
Update restore commands when switching or forking sessions, and replace stale
commands with a fresh launch when the active backend cannot resume.
Open saved conversations with superqode --resume <session-id> or fork them
with superqode --fork <session-id>. Set startup decisions with --approval-mode ask|auto|deny and --interaction-mode build|plan.
Document setup, status semantics, pane input, restoration and troubleshooting
in the Herdr integration guide and CLI reference. Add Herdr checks to the
Linux, macOS and Windows CI matrix.
Fixed
Prevent nested coding agents, SDKs and shell tools from claiming their
parent's Herdr pane. Keep reporting bounded and release pane authority when
SuperQode exits.
Known limitations
Herdr's built-in agent registry does not yet include SuperQode. Launch it
normally inside a pane and use pane input; agent start --kind, agent prompt and agent send-keys require an upstream registry entry.
Conversation restoration requires a durable SuperQode session and Herdr
0.9.2 or later. Unsupported backends reopen a fresh TUI. Native lifecycle
and restart tests passed with Herdr 0.9.3 on macOS; Linux and Windows checks
are configured in CI.