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📅 Published: November 2026 | ✍️ By MyTechDiary Editorial Team | ⏱️ 11 min read | 🏷️ Category: AI Engineering & DevTools Figure 1: Herdr's native workspace tracking multiple spaces across local and remote SSH machines with real-time "Needs you" agent status badges. (Source: herdr.dev) Have you ever opened five separate VS Code windows—each running an instance of Claude Code or Codex—only to hear your laptop fans spin like a jet engine while you waste 20 minutes clicking through tabs just to see which agent is stuck waiting for your permission? In late 2026, the way senior engineers write software has fundamentally split into two distinct workflows. Instead of typing every line of syntax by hand, developers are acting as orchestrators of autonomous AI coding fleets . That exact bottleneck is why an open-source, Rust-built project called Herdr (herdr.dev) has exploded across GitHu...