Herald FAQs

Question 1

How does Herald enable remote code development?

Accepted Answer

Herald allows you to send coding instructions from Claude Chat (on your phone, tablet, or browser) to your self-hosted workstation running Claude Code. It orchestrates tasks, manages Git branches, runs tests, and can even push session context back for remote monitoring and continuation.

Question 2

Is my code secure with Herald?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Herald is self-hosted as a single Go binary on your own workstation. Your codebase never leaves your machine, ensuring maximum security and control over your intellectual property. Herald only orchestrates the interaction between Claude Chat and Claude Code.

Question 3

What are Herald's core features for developers?

Accepted Answer

Key features include native MCP bridging, asynchronous task execution with Git branch isolation, bidirectional communication for session resumption across devices, multi-project support with fine-grained tool restrictions, and persistence via SQLite.

Question 4

What is Herald?

Accepted Answer

Herald is a self-hosted tool that bridges Claude Chat and Claude Code using Anthropic's official Custom Connectors. It enables remote, AI-assisted code development and orchestration directly on your workstation, allowing you to control coding tasks from any device.

Question 5

Can I integrate Herald with my existing development workflow?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Herald uses Anthropic's official Custom Connectors protocol and integrates seamlessly. It supports project configurations, allowing you to define specific tools (like Git, Go, Make) and enforce restrictions, making it flexible for various development environments.

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