dsh-tui-herdr

When you run several agents side by side inside the Herdr multiplexer, the built-in detection only recognizes first-class agents such as Claude Code and Kimi. dsh-tui, being a third-party terminal agent, is completely invisible in the sidebar — you have no idea whether it is actively working, blocked waiting for a human approval, or already finished its turn.

This plugin taps into the open custom-report API of Herdr and maps dsh-tui session events to live sidebar states: turn start becomes working, an approval prompt flips to blocked, approval resolution returns to working, and turn end lands on done. Every report is fire-and-forget, so an unavailable Herdr instance never slows down the host process, and the sidebar status line enjoys the same priority as official agents.

Outside a Herdr pane the plugin simply sleeps with zero resource cost; only top-level session events are reported, keeping sub-agent behaviour consistent with the official web client. Ideal for terminal power users who manage dsh-tui alongside multiple agents in Herdr and want every session state clearly visible at a glance.