How I Turned Scattered Workstations into a Super Agentic Setup
说明与用途
将工作站拆分为多台迷你PC,使用Tailscale和Herder提升并行度,但增加了认知负荷。
问题
Managing a high‑throughput agentic workflow on a single machine caused crashes and limited scalability.
结果
The setup achieved high agent throughput, scalable compute addition, and centralized monitoring, but increased cognitive load and required rigorous human validation.
工作流
- Set up a central terminal with Neovim and tmux for architecture review
- Connect mini‑PCs via GL.iNet KVMs and run 4 agents each
- Install Tailscale on all devices to create a private network
- Use Herder to manage tmux sessions and receive notifications
- Review agent code pushes with LazyGit or Hunk in Neovim
- Unblock agents or intervene when Herder alerts
- Add new PCs to the network as needed for scaling
证据
I use Herder. It’s team tmux plus notifications. When an agent node finishes its job or needs human intervention, it goes "DING!"
Tailscale turns these scattered closet PCs, my development laptop, and even my phone into one private local network, anywhere.
The Central Hub (Me): I sit in the Terminal (using Neovim and tmux).
- 记录日期: 2026-09-20T08:15:35.233Z