herdrdev/herdr is a Rust runtime that runs and manages coding agents inside an existing terminal. The latest release listed in the repository is v0.9.5. However, the provided material contains no release notes and no description of what changed in this version. Therefore, it is not possible to state concretely what changed in this release. The README introduces Herdr as a runtime where coding agents reside. The project is released under the Apache-2.0 license.
The role of this runtime is to manage the terminal that agents use, separated from the client connection. Even if the client is closed or the SSH connection drops, a background server keeps the terminal alive. After the device or server is restarted, it restores the saved layout and can resume supported sessions. It also provides features for connecting multiple computers and configuring split windows by state. It is operated through a command-line and socket interface, and it supports plugins. Here, a layout means the arrangement of terminal windows and sessions. Such a configuration is useful when it is difficult to keep the terminal in which the agent runs open.
However, the available description is limited to the role of the runtime and the supported features. How these features changed in v0.9.5, and what the detailed behavior of each feature is, are not written in the provided material. Therefore, there is also insufficient basis to judge the impact or stability of this release. For now, it can only be confirmed that this is a project for maintaining and restoring the terminals and sessions of coding agents, and the specific changes in v0.9.5 cannot be known.