I like it because it's a terminal first workspace and has bindings to use it programatically. Tried Superset and Intent, but they seemed like way overkill / unintuitive to use agents like I prefer. I use WezTerm as a terminal, so being able to have herdr exist in that application (not having another app to keep track of) as a tab really helps me stay in flow. Over the last few weeks, Herdr has given me the vibe of "works out of the box, but is highly customizable", and I think that power-user angle really sold me.

Oh, and I didn't know how much I'd love session persistence. I already use tmux for every other terminal process, so it being built in to herdr and a focused feature (server start, detach, stop) is nice to see.