File drops
Drop a file from Explorer onto a pane; its path is typed into the CLI inside. A terminal cannot do this.
← Back to the five main features
Every GUI-only feature
Everything beyond the five on the front page. Each one is something a terminal can't draw.
Working set
Archive
Sessions move to an Archived section while their panes keep running.
Worktrees
Repositories group their worktrees in the sidebar. Create, open and remove them from the menu.
Drag everything
Reorder tabs by dragging, move a pane across tabs and workspaces, or drop it onto another pane to swap.
@-mentions
Mention other panes in the composer; the text is typed into them. A pane already waiting refuses, so a reply is never mistaken for an approval.
Always at hand
Agents across workspaces
The agents list shows every workspace's agents, in workspace order or with the ones that need you first.
Go To
Ctrl+K opens a graphical Go To for workspaces, tabs, panes and agents.
Automatic titles
Panes are named from their first prompt. A name you give always wins.
Instant layout
Tabs switch instantly, and new tabs and panes are drawn at once while Herdr builds them.
Polish
Appearance
Pane borders, two sidebar styles, Zeron's theme library and wallpapers.
Herdr in the sidebar
A line at the foot shows whether Herdr is running, and offers its update and the app's update in one click.
Language packs
Code highlighting grammars are downloadable per language, which keeps the exe about 23 MiB.
Native surface
A window icon, a log and crash note under %LOCALAPPDATA%\hz-gui, and a reconnecting pill if Herdr drops.