Terminal

Evidence (7)

• 4Hacker News·8/2/2026open_source
  Show HN: Shitty terminal emulator

  Shitty is a new terminal emulator project shared on Hacker News, presented as very fast but memory-unsafe. The post attracted substantial discussion, likely around its performance claims, implementation choices, and tradeoffs versus safer terminal software.

• 2Hacker News·7/29/2026research
  The Productivity Mirage

  The article argues that productivity is often overemphasized compared with choosing the right problems to solve. It illustrates this with a story about a highly productive engineer who used a simple editor and basic debugging techniques, yet consistently delivered impactful work. The core message is that product judgment and problem selection matter more than elaborate tooling.

• 6Hacker News·7/29/2026product_launch
  Mitchell Hashimoto launches Superlogical

  Mitchell Hashimoto announced a new company called Superlogical, which will start by building a terminal multiplexer. He said the work will build on libghostty and shared terminal components, while Ghostty itself remains a non-profit open source project. The broader vision has not been fully disclosed yet, and the company is hiring and recruiting beta users.

• 5Hacker News·7/29/2026product_launch
  Superlogical unveils plan for a unified work multiplexer

  Superlogical says it is building a durable session layer and terminal multiplexer designed to unify interactive work, automated jobs, and production operations across local, remote, and agent-driven environments. The company says the first product will support long-lived terminal sessions with web and native apps, live sharing, and improved scrollback and selection, with broader composability and production safety to follow.

• 6The New Stack·7/18/2026research
  AI Agents Need Better Context Layers, Not Just Smarter Models

  The article argues that many AI agent reliability problems come from weak infrastructure around the model, not from the model itself. It highlights Karpathy’s workflow as an example of compiling raw knowledge into structured, queryable context, then using retrieval and tools to help agents operate more reliably.

• 6The New Stack·7/16/2026product_launch
  GoDaddy opens domain registration to developer and AI workflows

  GoDaddy launched a Developer Platform that lets teams search, buy, configure, and manage domains from within development tools instead of using the registrar web dashboard. The release includes APIs, a CLI, OAuth-based access controls, and purchase safeguards such as quote-then-execute flows, idempotency keys, and human approval for automated or AI-driven actions.

• 5Hacker News·6/29/2026open_source
  Herdr: Terminal-based agent multiplexer

  Herdr is an open-source tool that lets users manage multiple AI agents from the terminal. It aims to multiplex agent interactions in a developer-friendly command-line workflow, making it easier to run and coordinate several agents at once.