Daniel C Morgan is a graph-based research scientist and engineer. His current personal CV lists computational-biology work at RootBio and his company Graffold; his open-source projects include herdr-remote, a dashboard for monitoring and controlling coding agents.[2][3]
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Education
Links
Website and CV
GitHub 
X LinkedIn ORCID Lead Computational Biologist · RootBio
Founder · Graffold
Career
Morgan’s CV describes bioinformatics graduate study, followed by postdoctoral work at Harvard Medical School on epigenetics and NetZoo, research at Hong Kong University, and engineering at Graphistry on GPU-accelerated network analysis and machine learning. It lists Olink Proteomics in 2025–2026, Graffold from 2025 and RootBio from 2026. His work connects biological network analysis with software for examining and operating graph-based systems.[2][1]
Contributions
herdr-remote adds a menu-bar app, web dashboard and Telegram interface around herdr coding sessions. It exposes an activity timeline, blocked-agent notifications and approval controls. For remote use, a relay connects the local sessions to the dashboard and clients; users can inspect terminal output and send commands or interrupts. That makes the connection a control surface with operational permissions, not merely a read-only activity feed. Local automatic discovery and remote setup have different requirements.[3]
Tools, writing & talks
Tools
Start here
herdr-remotegithub.comAn agent dashboard with local and remote monitoring, notifications and terminal control.
Start with the herdr-remote README to see how the dashboard connects local coding sessions to remote notifications and approvals. Trying it requires an existing herdr setup; understand the remote-control permissions before exposing it outside the machine.
Repository owner[3]Original source