Public preview / Linux + macOS

Your agents.
One office.

Herdr World turns live Herdr sessions into one visual workspace: terminal-first Spaces, a multi-host Pixel Office, a live topology Graph, and the controls to move between them without losing context.

Herdr
v0.8.2+
Protocol
20
License
MIT
LIVE / QUALIFIED STATE
SPACES ↔ WORLD

A different view of active work

Not another dashboard.
A place where work lives.

Tabs become desks. Workspaces become rooms. Active agents stay at work; blocked agents meet at reception; idle agents drift to the bar. Underneath, every identity remains qualified to its exact host and generation.

01

Spaces

The direct terminal surface: tabs, panes, splits, notes, launchers and shared viewing.

02

World themes

Pixel Office and Graph project the same live state for awareness, topology, handoff and focus.

03

Many hosts

Connect directly to multiple bridges while preserving collision-safe runtime identity.

Desktop to pocket

The office reflows.
The state does not.

Herdr World keeps its visual and terminal surfaces usable at 375 pixels without creating a separate mobile control plane.

Herdr World Pixel Office at a 375-pixel mobile viewport

Four ways in

Choose your
path.

Use npm, Homebrew, or a manual archive for the standalone herdr-world command, or let Herdr manage the bridge as a native plugin. The Herdr route keeps its runtime inside Herdr’s plugin system and never writes a new command into your shell. The macOS previews are currently unsigned.

Read requirements ↗

Herdr plugin / native lifecycle

Install once.
Wake with Herdr.

Herdr restores the bridge on startup. Use Herdr’s Open Herdr World action to open the web client now.

Read plugin lifecycle ↗
HERDR WORLD / INSTALL

Standalone / Node.js 22.14+

$ npm install --global @ivoryheart/herdr-world@latest
$ herdr-world

The npm package includes the tested Linux x64, macOS ARM64, and macOS Intel bridges.

Advanced npm options

Pin a version or choose a session

$ npm install --global @ivoryheart/herdr-world@0.1.1
$ herdr-world --session NAME
$ herdr-world --port 8791

Release candidates use npm’s next channel. Stable releases use latest; pin an exact version when you need a fixed build.

Built downstream.
Standing on its own.

01

Local first

The bridge binds to loopback by default. Network exposure is explicit and intended for trusted networks.

02

Upstream clear

Herdr and Herdr Web remain independent upstream projects with retained attribution and auditable provenance.

03

Open by default

MIT-licensed project code, complete bundled notices, public checksums and reproducible release mechanics.

The office is open

Bring your agents
into the room.