Mitchell Hashimoto starts Superlogical to build durable sessions for software work
Superlogical reunites the HashiCorp co-founder with former colleagues around a terminal multiplexer funded by Notable Capital and Amplify Partners.
By Ryan Merket · Published
Primary source: Mitchell Hashimoto
Why it matters
Hashimoto is betting that persistent sessions will become core infrastructure as developers hand more work to remote agents. Superlogical must first win a mature terminal category before expanding into production operations.
Mitchell Hashimoto, the co-founder of HashiCorp and creator of Ghostty, announced on July 29th that he has started Superlogical, a developer-tools company beginning with a terminal multiplexer that preserves work across machines, applications and users.…
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