Layouts made by agents for Herdr's release video. They're examples, not official layouts: take them apart, copy what you like, expect rough edges.
Each layout folder is laid out like ~/.config/herdr-app:
pasture/
├── RECIPE.md what it is, how it was built, what it assumes
├── preview.png
├── layouts/pasture.json
└── mods/pasture/
Browse them at herdr.dev/layouts.
| Layout | |
|---|---|
| Board | live agent cards in Needs you, Working, Done and Idle columns |
| Call | a pretend call with terminal screens and an agent gallery |
| Chat | spaces as channels, agent status as messages, terminals as threads |
| Code | an editor look with a fixed read-only CSS view and live terminals |
| Mission | green command feeds, an elapsed clock and agent status tiles |
| Pasture | an actual herd |
| Threads | tabs as a project inbox with pins, snooze, a composer and diffs |
A mod is a piece you add to your layout, not a whole window.
| Mod | |
|---|---|
| Tmux prefix | Ctrl+B, then a key for tabs, panes and spaces, with a popup hint |
Browse them at herdr.dev/mods. A mod folder has no
layouts/ folder:
tmux-prefix/
├── RECIPE.md the brief to build it from scratch
├── preview.png
├── mods/tmux-prefix/
└── keys.json optional snippet to merge into your existing keys
Put a layout or mod in a public repo, one folder per example like these.
Add the GitHub topic herdr-layout for layouts or herdr-mod for mods.
They show up at herdr.dev/layouts or herdr.dev/mods.