ogulcancelik/herdr v0.3.0 on GitHub

Added tabs within workspaces, so a single workspace can now hold multiple terminal tab contexts with their own pane layouts.
Added first-class tab support to the local socket API and CLI wrappers, including herdr tab ... commands and tab ids like 1:2 alongside workspace-scoped pane ids.
Added built-in direct integrations for pi, claude code, codex, and opencode, plus authoritative hook-driven state reporting so supported agents can report semantic state directly instead of relying only on screen heuristics.
Added a post-update release-notes screen so herdr can explain what changed after an update is installed.

Added optional direct pane-focus keybindings for terminal mode, so you can switch panes with modifier shortcuts like alt+h or alt+right without entering navigate mode first.
Reworked keybind discoverability so the in-app keybind help now shows all supported actions, including optional bindings that are currently unset.
Keybind help now uses a centered scrollable modal with mouse and keyboard scrolling, matching the release-notes interaction model more closely.
Popups and action-button interactions now use more consistent modal geometry and button semantics across the UI.
Polished the sidebar agent section so it focuses on detected agents only and uses clearer two-line agent cards with more breathing room.

Hook-driven agent state updates now stay correct in tabbed workspaces.
Modifier-only keypresses no longer leak into panes as stray input.
Multi-tab agent labels now include tab names when that extra context matters.
Workspace identity now follows the first tab's root pane again instead of stale creation-time cwd.
Background notification suppression is now tab-aware rather than workspace-wide, so background tabs in the current workspace can still alert correctly.

Updated the README, configuration guide, integrations guide, skill, and socket API docs to reflect tabs, direct integrations, unset optional keybindings, direct terminal-mode navigation examples, workspace-scoped pane ids, and the current workspace identity/sidebar model.