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Herdr Claude Tab Title — Development skill for Claude Code

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Mirrors each Claude Code session title, and its agent state, onto its Herdr tab.

How to install Herdr Claude Tab Title

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open tmn73/herdr-claude-tab-title and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What Herdr Claude Tab Title does

Mirrors each Claude Code session title, and its agent state, onto its Herdr tab.

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README

herdr-claude-tab-title

Mirrors each Claude Code session title, and its agent state, onto its Herdr tab.

Claude Code already maintains a title for every session and revises it only when the subject of the work genuinely changes. This plugin copies that title onto the tab, so the tab bar reads like a list of what you are working on rather than a list of terminal numbers.

Herdr marks agent state in its sidebar but leaves the tab bar plain, so the same mark is written in front of the label: `✅ Fix the booking total` for an agent that finished, `🟡` while it works, `🔴` when it is blocked, `⚪` when it is idle. The mark belongs to the plugin even on a tab you named yourself, so the state of every agent is readable without opening the sidebar.

No model, no API key, no prompt. Reading a title costs nothing, so there is no rate limit and no configuration you have to fill in before it works.

Install

Requires Herdr 0.7.5+ and Bun.

herdr plugin install tmn73/herdr-claude-tab-title
herdr plugin action invoke start --plugin claude-tab-title

That `start` is only needed for the current session. From then on Herdr starts the worker itself once its API socket is ready, so it survives a restart.

On a fresh install it may look like nothing happens, and that is deliberate: a tab that already carries a name is treated as yours and left alone. New tabs get titled as they appear. To hand your existing tabs over too, once:

herdr plugin action invoke reclaim --plugin claude-tab-title

For local development, point Herdr at a checkout instead:

herdr plugin link /path/to/herdr-claude-tab-title

Actions

Action	Effect
`start` / `stop` / `status`	Control the sync worker
`sync`	Apply titles to every tab now
`dry-run`	Report what a sync would change, without changing it
`reclaim`	Resume managing tabs you had renamed by hand
`config`	Print the config file path and the settings in effect
`logs`	Prin