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A developer describes how Google Ads falsely flagged their macOS terminal multiplexer RACE as malicious software, leading to account suspension despite verification of the tool's cleanliness.
Mitchell Hashimoto demos Superlogical, a fast terminal tool that aims to replace or compete with tmux, showcasing its basic speed and functionality.
Mitchell Hashimoto discusses the architectural differences of the Superlogical terminal multiplexer compared to traditional multiplexers like tmux and zellij.
HashiCorp co-founder Mitchell Hashimoto announced a new company, Superlogical, with its first product being a terminal multiplexer, building on his existing Ghostty terminal emulator.
Mitchell Hashimoto announces Superlogical, starting with a terminal multiplexer as the foundation for an AI-native agentic operating system.
Superlogical, founded by HashiCorp co-founder Mitchell Hashimoto, announces a new terminal multiplexer that aims to unify interactive, automated, and production work across environments with modern web and native apps, real-time sharing, and first-class scrollback.
Mitchell Hashimoto announces his new company Superlogical, which will build a terminal multiplexer, building on his experience with Ghostty.
Caw is an open source web terminal multiplexer designed for AI agents.
Herdr is a terminal multiplexer that lets developers run multiple coding agents in separate terminals, on any machine or over SSH, with persistent sessions viewable at a glance.
Introducing rmux, a modern terminal multiplexer written in Rust, designed for AI Agent and automation scenarios. It coordinates multiple Agents running simultaneously, is compatible with over 90 tmux commands, and offers a Python SDK and browser-based session sharing.
Boo is a GNU screen-style terminal multiplexer built on libghostty, written in Zig. It provides faithful screen redraws and automation primitives for scripts and AI agents.
Rmux is a new programmable terminal multiplexer written in Rust, offering a tmux-compatible CLI, a typed SDK, and features for agentic workflows, allowing detachable, scriptable terminal sessions across Linux, macOS, and Windows.
Introduces two terminal multi-window management tools, Herdr and Muxy. Herdr is a Rust-based native terminal proxy runtime that supports persistence, mouse operations, and proxy state management, serving as a tmux alternative.
The developer shares a personal workflow improvement using cmux, a terminal multiplexer, to manage parallel work across multiple projects and tools with better visual context and faster switching.
Herdr is a terminal-based agent multiplexer offering persistent sessions, agent awareness, and a mouse-native TUI, positioned as a convenient alternative to tmux. The tweet recommends it alongside muxy.app for users seeking simpler terminal session management.