What is blockodile

blockodile is a desktop window around herdr. herdr stays the runtime: it owns the sessions, persists them, detects which coding agent runs in each terminal. blockodile draws it and drives it through the herdr CLI.

What you get

• Sidebar: workspaces and terminals, drag to reorder, rename inline, a pixel icon per project.
• Agent status: the detected agent's logo per terminal (Claude, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, Copilot, Amp, opencode, Grok, pi), a spiral while it works, a green dot when done, a blue dot when it answered while you were on another terminal.
• Bento: a 12x6 grid of blocks per terminal. Drag headers to move, corners to resize, expand any block into a side drawer. Four built-in layouts plus your own saved ones.
• Modules: blocks are folders in ~/.config/blockodile/modules/. See Modules.

Requirements

• macOS.
• A running herdr server: run herdr once in any terminal.
• Dev: pnpm tauri dev in the repo.