herdr-stith
Surface stith inside your terminal multiplexer — find any past session, and see where it lands before you land it.
A shefrd/herdr plugin that searches Claude sessions through stith's transcript index, previews focus or resume placement, and shows session facts beside a pane.
View the changelog →Getting started
Requirements
- A working shefrd or herdr plugin host
- A reachable stith daemon and locally built plugin binary
Things to know
- Depends on stith, which is not publicly available yet
- Search is capped at 200 transcript hits per query
- A new session's landing workspace is a prediction until launch
A plugin for herdr and shefrd that searches Claude transcript hits in stith's index, then previews in the terminal what pressing Enter is expected to do: which pane gets focused if the session is already running, or which workspace and tab it would be created in if it is not.
The preview is the point. Predicting where a session lands means mirroring a rule that has ties and a catch-all in it, so the plugin states how good the match was rather than presenting a guess as an answer.
Private until stith is publicly available; it is useless without the daemon.