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Getting started
  • Install
  • Quick start
  • Updating
Concepts
  • Sessions, spaces, tabs, and panes
  • Agent states
  • The sidebar
Agents
  • Integrations
  • Jumping between agents
Flock 1.2.0
  • Set up a flock 1.2.0
  • Agent messages 1.2.0
  • Remote machines over SSH
Phone and web 1.2.0
  • Pair your phone 1.2.0
  • Web app 1.2.0
  • Push alerts 1.2.0
  • Privacy and security 1.2.0
Configuration
  • Settings
  • Keybindings
  • Themes
  • nvim and pane focus
Reference
  • CLI reference
  • Configuration reference
  • Key reference
  • Socket API
flockr and herdr
Troubleshooting
Concepts

Concepts

How flockr organizes terminals and tracks the agents running in them.

These pages explain how flockr organizes terminals and how it tracks the agents running in them.

  • Sessions, spaces, tabs, and panes: how a session is laid out, how it persists, and how worktree spaces work.
  • Agent states: what working, blocked, done, and idle mean, how agents report them, and when a done badge clears.
  • The sidebar: the spaces and agents lists, filters, numbering, and how to change what each row shows.

Last updated November 3, 2026

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Apache-2.0. flockr is a fork of herdr by Can Celik and contributors.