Herdr and native sessions
Inspect and steer real harness terminals without inventing a second session protocol.
Herdr exposes the terminal and harness-runtime authority for AgentOS Pods. It lets an operator or supervisor inspect one named Agent, attach to its terminal and use supported status or output waits against the existing native session.
Herdr is not durable Fleet coordination. A pane can show a request without proving PostgreSQL
receipt; a status can say working without proving the current Assignment is correct. Durable
Inbox and Assignment rows stay separate.
Direct steering
When a human attaches to a live Agent and corrects its direction, that intervention is authoritative human input. The Mate responds in the session and reconciles the material change into Fleet state. For ordinary downward delivery, the parent commits the Inbox row first and sends only a concise doorbell rather than duplicating the body in the terminal.
Herdr waits are one-shot observations. After completion, query the named authority and decide whether the predicate still deserves a replacement. AgentOS uses the public CLI/socket boundary; it does not ship a private shadow protocol.
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