devswha/herdr-web-ui

Browser and phone client for herdr: chat and live terminal for every agent pane, remote PCs over SSH, web push alerts

What it solves

herdr-web-ui provides a browser and phone client for the herdr framework, allowing users to interact with AI agents (like Claude Code and Codex) running on their computers from any device. It solves the problem of being tethered to a terminal on a specific machine when managing agentic workflows, enabling remote monitoring, approvals, and interaction via a mobile-friendly interface.

How it works

The project acts as a plugin for herdr, connecting to agent sessions running on the host machine. It provides a unified interface that combines a chat-like experience with a live terminal. It supports remote connections to multiple PCs (Linux, macOS, and Windows) via SSH, allowing users to manage multiple agent sessions in a single sidebar.

Who it’s for

Developers and power users who use AI agents for coding and system administration and want the ability to monitor and control those agents from their phone or a web browser while away from their primary workstation.

Highlights

  • Cross-Device Sync: Read and reply to the same agent sessions on desktop and phone simultaneously.
  • Mobile-Optimized UI: A PWA that includes specialized keyboard keys (Esc, Tab, Ctrl) and push notifications for when agents need input.
  • Integrated Terminal: Access a live terminal alongside the chat interface for agents like Claude Code and Codex.
  • Remote PC Management: Connect to multiple machines over SSH to manage agents across different environments in one place.
  • Voice Input: Support for dictation into chat or terminal using OpenAI keys or browser speech recognition.
  • File Viewer: Ability to browse and preview files created by the agent directly within the UI.

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