Steve Yegge Asks: What Do You Use to Multiplex 10-20 Agents in an IDE?
LeviTurk · x · 2026-09-12
Well-known engineer Steve Yegge asked AI-pilled developers which 'agentic IDE' they use to multiplex 10-20 or more agents, naming Superlogical, Herdr, and GitHub/Bitbucket as candidates, while admitting he's stuck with Emacs.
A reply suggested Telegram as an agent-multiplexing interface. The thread highlights that parallel multi-agent workflows have become a real pain point with no mature, consensus tooling yet.
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