pranav7

I honestly haven't used herdr off a lot myself, but the main thing that jumped out was organising projects. With domux projects can have workspaces which are git worktrees that domux manages, and you can run agents inside them. That helps me see at a glace what workspaces I have in flight, and the work each agent is doing inside them. The navigation is different as well — with cmd+k like experience to rapidly switch between agents.

domux helps me scale multiple AI coding sessions in a single project. It's built on top of tmux. I wanted something that extends my current workflow rather learning another tool. I am comfortable working in the terminal, and that's where I wanted this to work. It's simple, and it's not trying to do too much. There are a bunch of alternatives to this of course, but this works best for me, and it's quite scalable, yet simple. The beauty of the world we live in today is building software tailored to you. This is my take on an AI IDE. This is currently my daily driver.

There are two main parts to domux, the switcher and the todolist.

switcher is a custom tmux session switcher, but rich with details like the branch a worktree is on, a name for your session, preview of the tasks attached to that session — and shows the status of what AI agent attached to that session is doing, is it working or waiting for your input. It currently works with claude and codex.

todolist is a simple tracker to remember what you were doing on that workspace.

That's it, feedback welcome!

Cheers! Let me know how it goes, happy to hear any feedback.

Love it! Nice work

have experienced it a couple times. 3.7 seems to go on random tangents unrelated to the original ask.

cursor + this would be massive!

Solid! Congrats on the launch