Superlogical Terminal Shows Off Fluid UI, Hiring Windows Devs
dotey · x · 2026-08-13
The project Superlogical (positioned as a multiplexer for all work, integrating local dev, remote access, coding agents, and production debugging) by prominent developer Mitchell Hashimoto shared new UI previews.
- Interaction highlight: Introduced a "tab peek" feature where a three-finger swipe down provides live-updating, metal-rendered previews of other session tabs, including splits.
- UX optimization: The peek pushes the terminal off-screen without resizing it, preventing weird reflow. This pattern helps users quickly grasp the overall context via the "shape" of the text.
- Hiring: The team is looking for Windows developers with an obsession for detail to create native, joy-sparking Windows applications rather than Apple clones.
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