What problem does it solve? Duplicating a running Pi conversation into a separate Herdr tab normally requires manually locating the workspace, checkout path, and session file, then wiring up a new tab and agent by hand. This Skill automates that discovery and startup so a forked session can continue independently from the copied transcript. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Automatic context discovery: Reads the current Herdr pane to extract the workspace, checkout path, and active Pi session file, with environment-variable fallbacks. - Safe fork startup: Creates a new tab, starts Pi with --fork, retries transient agent_pane_busy errors with bounded backoff, and verifies agent readiness before reporting. - Independent-session boundary: Disables the fork's intercom tool by default and preserves created tabs on failure with a printed recovery command. - Use Case: While debugging in a Pi session, fork the conversation into a second Herdr tab to explore an alternative fix without losing the original session's state. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to fork the current Pi session into a new Herdr tab, optionally providing a label for the fork.
