Public notes from activescott tagged with both #llm/coding-agent and #code
One CLI that takes the working tree you already have, runs it somewhere else (a container, a VM, an SSH host, or a managed sandbox), and streams the result back, so you get an edit-run loop without writing a CI job for every iteration. MIT licensed, coordinator runs on your own Node plus Postgres or on Cloudflare Workers, and it claims 81 providers. Their line is "Crabbox Software Is Free. Compute Isn't."
Herdr is where your coding agents live. However many you run, across however many projects, each in its own terminal. Walk away and they keep working. Come back from any machine and they're where you left them.
Like a tmux thing or something.
The open source AI coding agent
Pi is a minimal agent harness. Adapt Pi to your workflows, not the other way around. Customize Pi with extensions, skills, prompt templates, and themes. Bundle them as Pi packages and share via npm or git.