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@@ -219,11 +219,17 @@ For Herdr:
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| Layout | Herdr behavior |
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-| `main-vertical` | Opens new subagent panes to the right |
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-| `main-horizontal` | Opens new subagent panes down |
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-| `even-horizontal` | Opens new subagent panes to the right |
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-| `even-vertical` | Opens new subagent panes down |
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-| `tiled` | Opens new subagent panes to the right |
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+| `main-vertical` | Parent OpenCode pane stays on the left. First subagent opens in a right-side pane; subsequent subagents stack vertically in that right column. Parent pane remains dominant. |
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+| `main-horizontal` | Each subagent splits below the parent (down). |
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+| `even-horizontal` | Each subagent splits to the right of the parent. |
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+| `even-vertical` | Each subagent splits below the parent. |
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+| `tiled` | Each subagent splits to the right of the parent. |
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+**Note:** Herdr has no layout rebalancing API like tmux's `select-layout`.
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+The `main_pane_size` config is ignored. The `main-vertical` layout approximates
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+tmux's behavior by tracking the first right-side pane and stacking later agents
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+vertically within it. If the agent-area pane is closed, the next spawn
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+re-creates it from the parent.
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**Example: wide-screen layout**
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