herderp
Wraps the herdr CLI to provide curated tools and session necromancy, allowing revival of previous Claude Code agent sessions from herdr spaces.
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herderp
A Claude Code plugin: a stdio MCP server wrapping the herdr CLI with curated one-shot tools, plus session necromancy — find and read a previous Claude Code agent session from a herdr "space."
What it does
- Curated herdr tools — one-shot MCP calls over the
herdrCLI instead of hand-typing it:agent list/get/read/wait,workspace create/focus,pane run/close,session list. - Necromancy — point at a space (a herdr workspace id, label, project cwd, session name, or nothing) and:
necromancy_find_spaces— scan~/.claude/projects/*and live workspaces, present revivable candidates.necromancy_list_sessions— enumerate the dead sessions that lived in a space (disk is authoritative), ranked by recency, marked live vs dead, with a per-session preview.necromancy_outline/necromancy_search/necromancy_read— read a past session's turns in place: outline its shape, search it by keyword or regex, and pull specific turns back verbatim, all capped on count and bytes.
necromancyskill — drives the find-a-space → list → outline → search → read flow conversationally./herderp:ghostcommand — a one-shot séance: summon the previous session, or point it at an agent/space name and/or a session id to read a specific one. Get a mini summary of what it did and where it stopped, plus resume questions. Reading only — it never revives.
How reading works
Claude sessions persist on disk at ~/.claude/projects/<cwd-slug>/<uuid>.jsonl independent of herdr pane life (the slug maps each / and . in the cwd to -). Necromancy enumerates them from disk and reads their turns in place — no pane, no relaunch. The reader parses the raw jsonl, skips empty/oversized/malformed files by stat alone, and validates every session id against a strict UUID regex before touching the filesystem.
Requirements
bunonPATH(the server runs under bun; dependencies auto-install on first launch — nobun installneeded).- A running
herdrserver and the Claude Code session store at~/.claude/projects. Both degrade gracefully with a clear message if absent.
Install
Via the rtd marketplace:
/plugin marketplace add ryanthedev/rtd-claude-inn
/plugin install herderp@rtd
Development
bun install
bun test # unit + integration (side-effect-free)
bun run start # boot the MCP server on stdio
Scope (v1)
Claude agents only; reading only (find, list, and read past sessions in place). Non-Claude agent kinds are a later seam.
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