HashiCorp Founders Launch Superlogical: A Multiplexer for AI Era Work
paw_lean · x · 2026-07-30
Mitchell Hashimoto and David Almond have announced their new company, Superlogical, aiming to build a "multiplexer" for the future of work.
- The Problem: Current software development and operations tools are highly fragmented. Local dev, remote access, CI/CD, production, and increasingly autonomous AI agents are divided across separate systems. AI makes this fragmentation more costly and inefficient.
- The Solution: Superlogical aims to build a durable session layer that unifies interactive human work, automated tasks, and production operations into one underlying system. Their first step is a powerful terminal multiplexer that supports long-lived, cross-device sessions, eventually making all workflows composable and safe for production.
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