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herdr-khanhtd36 is a terminal-based software tool published by khanhtd36, currently distributed at version 0.9.0-khanhtd36.1, with a total of 11 versions available across its release history. The package belongs to the category of developer tooling for AI-assisted coding, specifically functioning as a terminal-based agent multiplexer for AI coding agents. It is a minimized fork of the upstream herdr project, which is hosted at https://github.com/ogulcancelik/herdr, and it is maintained independently by khanhtd36. As stated by the publisher, this fork is unofficial and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the original herdr project, a distinction that is relevant for users evaluating provenance, support expectations, and compatibility with upstream releases. The core purpose of herdr-khanhtd36 is to multiplex AI coding agents within a terminal environment, meaning it is designed to manage and coordinate multiple agent sessions from a single terminal-based interface. Compared with the original herdr project, this fork is described as minimized, and its distinguishing capability is the option to disable agent features, allowing the tool to be run in a reduced configuration when the full set of agent functionality is not required. This makes it suitable for use cases in which developers want the multiplexing behavior of herdr while deliberately limiting or turning off specific agent-related capabilities. Typical use cases include workflows in which multiple AI coding agents are operated concurrently from the command line, scenarios requiring tighter control over which agent features are active, and environments where a lighter-weight variant of the upstream tool is preferred. Users selecting between versions can choose among the 11 published releases, with 0.9.0-khanhtd36.1 representing the current version. Because the project is a community-maintained fork rather than an official distribution, anyone adopting it should be aware that development, maintenance, and any deviations from the original herdr behavior are the responsibility of the fork's maintainer, khanhtd36, rather than the upstream project's authors.
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