herdr keeps worker panes alive across a daemon restart by design, and a
worker's paneId is held only by its spawner — so a worker whose owning
process exited before its DELETE leaks with nothing tracking it (there is
no registry; list() only asks herdr). Observed as three idle claude-ollama
panes left in the worker space from earlier runs.
On boot, WorkerService.reapOrphanWorkers() scans herdr for agents whose
name matches our claude-<profile>-<nonce>-<seq> scheme with a nonce other
than this process's nameNonce, and tears each down (pane + its now-empty
dedicated tab). A current-nonce worker is ours and live (spared); a user's
own claude session carries no such name (untouched). Keyed on the nonce so
it survives kill -9 and reaps a *previous* daemon's leaks — the actual case
shutdown-hook reaping and an in-memory registry both miss.
- Agent now projects herdr's 'name' (was dropped) so the reaper can key on it.
- isForeignWorker/workerNonce are pure + package-private for unit testing.
- FakeHerdr.withAgent seeds named agents into agent.list.
- Wired best-effort into Bridged startup before serving.
Closeslms/claude-bridge#1
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