Download the Peerband
plugin for Herdr.
Get Peerband Connector for your machine. You’ll activate it with your personal pairing command after sign-up.
Download installer Requires Herdr and Node.js 22.13+Check progress. Read output. Send instructions.
Reach your local agents from the MCP client you already use.
Agents stay on your machine. You stay in control.
Keep your workflow.
Add a way to reach it.
Get Peerband Connector for your machine. You’ll activate it with your personal pairing command after sign-up.
Download installer Requires Herdr and Node.js 22.13+Sign in with Google, name your machine, and run the pairing command. Your dashboard shows when it’s online.
Manage machines and revoke access anytime.Copy your Peerband MCP configuration into your client. Check in on an agent or send its next instruction.
See the connection guide Streamable HTTP · personal access tokenPick a request below.
Follow its path to your agents.
Check progressReady · simulatedCodex · Reviewing the API changes Claude · Waiting for your next instruction
Sample responses illustrate the route from your client to your local agents.
See which agents are working, waiting, or ready for your next move.
Read recent terminal output without opening another remote desktop.
Send an instruction to a named agent and track its delivery receipt.
On your own computer, inside Herdr. Peerband Connector links that running session to Peerband Relay. Your MCP client sends requests through the relay to your machine.
A running Herdr session, Node.js 22.13 or newer, a Peerband account, and an MCP client that supports Streamable HTTP with a bearer token. The dashboard gives you the pairing command and client configuration.
Machines are linked to your account. Your personal MCP token grants access to your machines. You can revoke a machine or your client tokens in the dashboard. Sending messages requires enabling writes on the connector.
Your machine appears offline. The connector reconnects when the machine and network return. Requests need a connected machine and a running Herdr session.