Roamgate

Roamgate is an open source browser client for Herdr, a server that keeps coding agents running in real terminal sessions. It brings those terminals, conversations and code changes into one browser workspace that works on desktop or phone, so a developer can check on agents away from their main machine. It was formerly called Herdr Studio and requires a running Herdr server. A single view shows every workspace and recognized agent, including Pi, Codex and Kimi, with status such as working, waiting or done. Terminals stream in the browser with split panes, scrollback, multiline paste, clickable links, file previews and input method support. A review area lets users inspect staged, unstaged, untracked and branch changes, annotate exact lines, preview Markdown and send compiled feedback back to an agent pane. Linked Git worktrees can be created, opened, updated and removed while preserving the source checkout and its uncommitted files. The product also includes Ranger, described as an experimental workspace assistant that inspects workspace context, runs supported operations and schedules background checks. Local and SSH hosts are supported. Roamgate installs on macOS, Linux and Windows and can run as a progressive web app. No pricing page is published, and the site lists no paid plans.