Shepherd Terminal

Of 46 scraped comments, only ~5 actually concern Shepherd Terminal — all from its Product Hunt launch thread. The maker's post (+2) describes the core problem: 'running multiple coding agents quickly became harder to manage than the code itself. Codex and Claude were spread across terminal windows, and I kept losing track of which agent was working, waiting for input, or already finished.' Shepherd is described as 'a persistent macOS workspace designed around coding agents': run Codex and Claude across tabs, panes, and remote machines; keep terminal sessions alive even after closing the app; monitor agent state. Early reactions are positive but shallow: 'This feels built around how people actually use coding agents now' (+2), 'I can already see this saving me from terminal window chaos' (+2), and a reply noting 'Git history beside the agent context makes a lot of sense.' There is zero critical user feedback, zero long-term usage reporting, and no user-provided data on performance, pricing, or reliability. The remaining ~40 comments are scraping noise: a Terminator-franchise Reddit thread (the keyword 'shepherd' matches the dog in T1/T2, e.g. 'the shepherd at the end of T1 is named Pugsley Jr.'), and YouTube comments about tumbler/sipper unboxings — all unrelated to this product.

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