Mitchell Hashimoto Starts New Company for AI-Era Terminal Multiplexer
jedisct1 · x · 2026-07-29
HashiCorp co-founder Mitchell Hashimoto announced his new company, Superlogical. The first product is a terminal multiplexer, but the vision is much broader: building a unified work layer for humans and AI agents.
The post notes that software development today spans local, remote, sandbox, and production environments, fragmented between human and automated agent interactions. Superlogical aims to build a durable session layer unifying interactive, automatic, and production work into one composable, safe, and operable system.
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