shepherdjerred

1. If your date does not have a value, do not return 0, an empty string, or None. Use a discriminated union and model your domain rigorously.

2. If your data model accepts None/undefined as a value, that should translate to your business model as well. For example

3. Do not make your `name` field as `string | undefined` just because there might be an intermediate loading or processing state. It's better to model that as something like `Loaded<string>` where Loaded is something like a Result or Optional type (though ideally more rigorously defined)

herdr is by far the most polished tool in its category. Software geared towards agents is usually vibe coded -- and you can tell. There will be bugs and edge cases and it feels like no thought/care was put into it.

herdr doesn't feel that way to me. The marketing/landing page definitely has LLM-isms, but the application itself is very stable and well thought out.