herdrdev/herdr
Herdr has strong SaaS potential as an agent-native terminal/workspace runtime for teams running multiple coding agents, but the paid product should focus on collaboration, persistence, governance, and observability rather than the open-source local binary itself.
Who pays?
Engineering teams, AI-heavy startups, platform teams, devtool companies, and agencies that run Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, or similar coding agents across many repos and machines.
SaaS angle
Hosted team control plane for Herdr: remote persistent sessions, browser/SSH reattach, team workspace sharing, agent status dashboard, notifications, audit logs, policy controls, plugin marketplace, and usage analytics across agents and repositories.
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