It’s amusing to me that LLMs, the bleeding-edge technological breakthrough so powerful as to cause existential worry, have sparked a renaissance of one of our oldest surviving computing interfaces: the terminal. A few short years ago, many programmers who preferred to “just get stuff done” eschewed the terminal in favor of VSCode and JetBrains IDEs. Me included. But now: TUIs are first-class interfaces across Claude, Antigravity, Pi, etc. Herdr, a terminal multiplexer for agents, is blowing up, and there’s a bunch of other Herdr-esque tools getting attention. Superlogical Rex, a multiplexing terminal from Mitchell Hashimoto and team (the peeps behind...