How to set up Herdr for multi-agent coding (full guide)

Learn how to start freelancing alongside your full-time job https://go.datalumina.com/6m9uXRx 🔗 My full Herdr setup guide and configs https://learn.datalumina.com/docs/herdr 🐏 Get Herdr https://herdr.dev 🎙️ Get one free month of Glaido Pro: https://get.glaido.com/dave ⏱️ Timestamps 00:00 My Herdr setup 01:00 Installation and persistent sessions 04:03 Terminal setup with Ghostty 05:30 Spaces and tabs 08:21 Connecting your coding agents 09:19 Multiple projects and sessions 12:32 Colors, spacing, and config.toml 13:39 Keyboard shortcuts 17:48 Agent delegation with the Herdr skill 21:09 Neovim and Lazygit 24:39 Faster folder navigation with zoxide 26:04 Controlling Herdr with Glaido 📌 Description I spent a week turning Herdr into my daily setup for coding agents. In this video, I walk through installation, project sessions, my Ghostty setup, and the shortcuts and config files I use to move between agents. I also show how I use the Herdr skill to delegate work between agents, inspect files with Neovim, and review changes with Lazygit. At the end, I cover faster folder navigation with zoxide and controlling Herdr through Glaido. 👋🏻 About Me Hi! I'm Dave, AI Engineer and founder of Datalumina®. On this channel, I share practical tutorials that teach developers how to build production-ready AI systems that actually work in the real world. Beyond these tutorials, I also help people start successful freelancing careers. Check out the links above to learn more!