Watch every coding agent in one dashboard
You have six coding agents running in six panes. Five are working and one is blocked on a yes/no question. AIHerd tells you which — 100% local, and it follows Ghostty, iTerm2, Terminal, tmux and cmux.
brew install --cask aiherd-dev/aiherd/aiherdmacOS 14 (Sonoma) or newer · Apple Silicon or Intel
Install Homebrew first if needed. Then open AIHerd from Applications; it starts the herd automatically. To update, run brew upgrade --cask aiherd.
Without Homebrew, download the signed macOS .pkg for Apple Silicon (aarch64) or Intel (x86_64) from the latest release.
Install on a headless Linux machine over SSH. The herd runs in the background with systemd, including after logout and reboot.
1. Install and start the service
curl -fsSL https://aiherd.dev/install.sh | bashx86_64 / ARM64 · systemd · fully static Linux binaries. Run as your normal user; the installer may ask for sudo to keep the service running after logout. Run the same command to upgrade. Models download when first needed.
2. Sign in to expose your herd
export PATH="$HOME/.local/bin:$PATH"
aih loginOpen the printed sign-in URL on your phone or another computer.
3. Add your mobile device
aih joinScan the QR code or open the link, then approve pairing in the terminal.
Check the service: systemctl --user status aih.service.
Logs: journalctl --user -u aih.service -f.
Install the native Windows dashboard and its service for PowerShell terminals, SSH and RDP forwarding. The service starts automatically at boot.
1. In PowerShell as Administrator, install, sign in and pair your phone
irm https://aiherd.dev/install.ps1 | iex
aih login
aih joinx64 Windows 10 1809 / Server 2019 or newer. Verifies the download checksum and installs into Program Files. Complete browser sign-in, then scan the QR code and approve pairing in the terminal. Run the first line again to upgrade.
2. Open AIHerd from the Start menu
Use the account you installed with; no Administrator needed.
Check the service with Get-Service AIHerd. Its terminals run as LocalService. RDP must already be enabled. Model summaries are not available on Windows.
Local agents
Live screens, waiting questions, and session history. Your agents together on your Mac.
See who needs you
The native Mac app keeps your agents' live screens, summaries, and waiting questions together in one window.
Find related work
Use shared-topic groups, or narrow the session sidebar by directory and agent.
Pick up past sessions
Past sessions keep their summaries and captured screens. Revisit the work or open its pane.
Scroll sideways or swipe to explore.
Remote access
Your Mac, wherever you are. Connect from mobile, SSH, or VNC.
aih, your SSH connection stays alive even after switching Wi-Fi.The tools you already use
Use standard SSH, SCP, and rsync. AIHerd speaks 100% standard SSH and SFTP, so you can also browse and transfer files with Cyberduck.
Your herd on the go
Open your agents on mobile, keep a terminal session going through network changes, or access your Mac's desktop through VNC. The herd connection menu brings your remote access together.
Join the mobile beta
The iPhone and Android apps are in testing. Choose your phone type and leave your details. We'll email you installation instructions for your phone and computer.
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