ank-herdr
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Orchestrate several ank agents in parallel, each on its own task, worktree and branch. Use only inside a herdr pane, when asked to fan ank tasks out across agents in a repository with a .ank/ directory.
Install
npx skills add haksolot/ank --skill ank-herdr -a claude-code
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