Steve Yegge asks what IDE people use to multiplex 10-20+ agents; wezterm gets the nod
peterjliu · x · 2026-09-12
Steve Yegge asks AI-pilled devs what they use for an 'agentic IDE'—multiplexing 10-20 or more agents—citing Superlogical, Herdr, and GitHub as candidates, admitting he uses Emacs but wouldn't wish it on anyone.
peterjliu replies that wezterm is solid for persistent remote tabs/sessions, and that iTerm + tmux integration is good when it doesn't crash—which is exactly why he switched to wezterm. A useful data point for multi-agent workflow tooling.
Related event: Steve Yegge Asks: Which IDE Can Orchestrate 10-20+ AI Agents at Once(5 posts)→
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