Ghostty Mitchell Hashimoto’s new terminal Rex now available to beta users Activity Mode, centralizing the Coding Agent running, idle, and completed statuses of programs and Coding Agents.
Ghostty creator Mitchell Hashimoto announces Rex terminal test: maintaining 10000 active sessions simultaneously, using approximately 3.8GB of memory while remaining responsive; the next target is 100000 sessions.
According to BlockBeats, Superlogical, the new company founded by Ghostty creator Mitchell Hashimoto, has launched the first public test of its terminal product Rex, with invitations issued in batches exclusively for macOS. The company says Rex will remain free forever and support full self-hosting; it has not yet announced a monetization plan.
StepFun has open-sourced the AI programming tool Step Code v0.1.0 under the MIT License. Its self-tests claim that the tool combines high pass rates with lower token usage in two benchmarks, but the underlying model was not disclosed.