herdlingd 0.1.3

• Tidy notifications: one notification per agent (collapseId, tag), grouped by computer
  (threadId), "needs you" as time-sensitive and "finished" as passive with no sound. Three new
  push.register prefs turn each part off: replace, group and quiet_finished. A device
  without them gets them on.
• Background work: agents.preview items of Claude Code panes have the optional field
  background with the running background shells (count and commands) and background subagents.

herdlingd 0.1.2

• Answer from the notification: pane.answer checks the menu again and sends the key, or gives
  the error stale. Needs-you pushes for a Yes / No menu carry the two labels for the app buttons.
  push.register takes capabilities.
• Browser preview: ports.list, preview.open and preview.close, and a proxy mode that connects
  only to loopback ports with a grant. The phone key keeps no-port-forwarding.

herdlingd 0.1.1

• Faster terminal: pane.watch streams only changed screens, and pane.send_input sends a line
  in one call. Typing calls to one pane stay in order.
• Chat view for omp and Gemini CLI sessions.
• Git views: git.status, git.diff, and git.worktree_add to start a session in a new worktree.
• New session: agents.installed, and fs.dirs with hidden folders, git folders and a faster
  listing without recents.
• Start at boot: hello.boot and boot.check say whether herdlingd starts at boot or after a
  login. On a Mac, mac.open_settings opens one of three allow-listed System Settings pages.
• Attachments of any file type, up to 25 MiB.

herdlingd 0.1.0

The first public release of herdlingd, the companion that runs on your computer.

• Serves the Herdling app over SSH with a restricted key per phone, and talks to herdr.
• Chat view for Claude Code, Codex, Pi and OpenCode sessions, with command lists for each agent.
• Push notifications when an agent finishes or needs you, and quiet while you use the computer.
• Install and pair from the phone, and update from the phone with one tap (herdlingd update).
• Builds for macOS (Apple silicon, Intel) and Linux (x86_64, arm64).