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Shepi for Herdr
Native Mac client for Herdr that shares terminal sessions and makes working with AI coding agents a pleasure
Native Mac app for Herdr that shares your terminal sessions with AI coding agents like Claude Code, Codex and others. Provides notifications, diffs, remote
Overview
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Shepi is a native Mac client for Herdr, a terminal multiplexer for AI coding agents. It shares your terminal sessions, so what you start with herdr shows in Shepi and vice versa, and agents keep running when either closes.
The app provides real-time notifications when agents need your attention, turning amber in the sidebar and pane header. Agents can ask questions with buttons, and you can review their changes as diffs. Shepi lets you work with multiple agents at once, supports remote servers over SSH, and includes features like pane splitting, searching across machines, and an inbox for tasks you missed while away.
Every agent Herdr recognizes works in Shepi—Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Gemini CLI, Cursor, Copilot CLI and others—running in real terminals on your Mac or servers. Agents can open web pages beside themselves, hand off to fresh agents when done, and write your keyboard macros.
Feature notes
- Session sharing between terminal and Mac app
- Diff view for agent changes
- Remote server support over SSH
- Pane management and splitting
- Search across all agents and machines
- Inbox for missed agent activity
- Keyboard macros for common tasks
- Support for multiple coding agents
- Agent handoff and task continuation
Pricing
Pricing model: Free trial
$19.99 once, every future update included
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FAQ
- Is Shepi an official Herdr app?
- No. Shepi is an independent client built on Herdr's public interface, made by WIO, and not affiliated with the Herdr project.
- Is there a Mac app for Herdr?
- Yes. Shepi is a native Mac app that shares your Herdr terminal sessions: every space, tab and agent you start with herdr is in one Mac window, in real terminals, and what you start in Shepi is in your terminal too, on Apple silicon and Intel. Quitting either stops nothing. Herdr also has its own free desktop app (Apple silicon), but it runs its agents in a separate runtime, herdr-core, so it doesn’t share them with the terminal. Herdr’s app and the other Mac apps for Herdr (herdrm, Herdr UI, Bessie, Moshi Desktop) are on the comparison.
- Why use Shepi instead of Herdr’s own terminal UI?
- It's the same Herdr, with the same spaces, tabs and keys, built for the places where a terminal makes you work harder: the agent that needs you turns amber and your Mac tells you, agents ask with buttons, changes read as a diff, and one search covers every machine. You can use both at once.
- Does Shepi share sessions with Herdr’s terminal UI?
- Yes. Shepi attaches to the same Herdr server as herdr in your terminal, so the spaces, tabs and agents you start in one are in the other, live, and they keep running when either one closes. Use both on the same Mac, or the terminal UI over SSH while Shepi stays on your desk.
- Does Shepi work with the new Herdr app?
- Not with its sessions. The new Herdr app runs on herdr-core, which keeps sessions of its own, so the terminal UI doesn't see them and neither does Shepi. Shepi works with Herdr's server, the one herdr starts, and everything you run there.
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