Superlogical Unveils Server-Side Multiplexer for 2-Way AI-Human Coding Sessions

1 articles · Updated · InfoWorld · Aug 3

Superlogical said its new server-side multiplexer keeps coding sessions alive across devices and environments, letting developers and AI agents resume and share long-running work without losing execution context.
Instead of preserving only a terminal connection like tmux, the system stores authoritative session state on the server and streams raw terminal data that clients rebuild with Hashimoto’s libghostty rendering engine.
Analysts said that could ease a growing enterprise pain point as coding agents run for hours in the background, helping teams see whether agents are blocked, awaiting approval or ready for review.
For CIOs, the bigger draw is control: a standardized shared session could improve audit trails, monitoring and security for autonomous software work now spread across multiple tools.
The product is still in beta and unproven at enterprise scale, leaving Superlogical to show whether it can become core infrastructure rather than simply a stronger tmux alternative.