This looks basically the same as what Paseo does, and Paseo is open source, works on lots of different platforms, and has native apps.

I have a homelab-type setup with macOS, phone, and ARM and x64 Linux platforms, all of which I can dispatch agent work to from my laptop from, like, an airplane.

It's extremely useful, scales up the number of experiments I can run, and decouples me from my dev laptop. But it's also just table stakes at this point.

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rihegher 6 hours ago | parent [-]

I don't know if it is me but with Paseo I can't seems to resume a Claude code session. I feel I would prefer a mobile interface to herdr that is agent aware. Am I the only one not finding the right solution?

	▲	tptacek 6 hours ago \| parent [-]
		That's not a problem I've had, but I believe you. My thing here isn't so much "Paseo is amazing" (though: having something like Paseo is a pretty big power-up from directly working with model harnesses) as it is "whatever else you do needs to be meaningfully better than Paseo to be worth doing". My real belief about this stuff is that these things are all light sabers: developers are just going to build their own.