The whole herd, in your pocket.
outridr lets you watch and drive the coding agents in your terminals from wherever you are: live statuses, full Claude Code transcripts, remote input, and a push notification the moment one needs you. All inside your own private network. Built on herdr.
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Live statuses
Every agent's state at a glance: working, blocked, done. Polled straight from the machine they run on.
Full transcripts
Structured Claude Code sessions with complete history. Tail new output live, page back through everything.
Remote input
An agent is waiting on an answer? Send it from wherever you are and keep the work moving.
Push when it matters
One notification when an agent blocks or finishes. Nothing before, nothing after.
Your work stays on your network
outridr is built on top of herdr, the herd manager that runs and tracks coding agents in your terminals. New to it? Install herdr first. Run it on your own machine or on a remote box in the cloud; a small, zero-dependency server runs alongside it and exposes it to the outridr app over your own tailnet, with nothing open to the public internet. Your code and transcripts never leave your network; the only outbound traffic is the push notification itself, delivered via Apple and Google.
The server side, in one line
On the machine running herdr, with Tailscale up (Node 20+):
npx outridr installInstalls and starts a user service (systemd or launchd) bound to your Tailscale interface. Works the same on your laptop or a cloud box. Every line of it is stdlib Node: MIT licensed, nothing to audit but one small repo.