Uses the herdr CLI (https://herdr.dev/docs/) to run and manage coding agents; commands were authored from docs and must be checked with --help before relying on flags.
Orchestrates a team of coding agents through the herdr CLI for long, heavy build sessions. Works with whatever harness, models, and repo conventions you already use, so there's no vendor lock-in.
Memories1Facts it already knows
Skills2Playbooks it can run
herdr-orchestrator
Use when the user wants a long-running or multi-part build split across a team of coding agents that you spawn, steer, verify, and merge via the herdr CLI.
herdr-getting-started
Use for the first conversation with a new owner to set up herdr-based agent orchestration.
Routines0Jobs that run on their own
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