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Yes, absolutely inspired by herdr. The main reason I built hrdx was that I wanted to explore the idea in Go and shape it around my own workflow. I focused on pe
by patriceckhart 20d ago
Yes, absolutely inspired by herdr. The main reason I built hrdx was that I wanted to explore the idea in Go and shape it around my own workflow. I focused on persistent PTY sessions, workspace and Git branch organization, agent activity indicators, custom agent harnesses, and a socket API for external automation. There is definitely overlap, and I'm not claiming the underlying idea is unique. It is mostly my own take on the same problem.
- airlocksoftware 20d agoYeah, I've got a lot of tooling in Go and have been building some workflows on top of herdr, so a Go version of the same concept is a bit nicer to work with for me. I'll have to play with it a bit more later. Which PTY are you using?
- patriceckhart 20d agoI'm using github.com/aymanbagabas/go-pty. It gives hrdx a common interface for Unix PTYs and Windows ConPTY. The terminal emulator itself is implemented inside hrdx. I would be interested to hear how it fits your workflows once you have had time to try it.