- Sources: mitchellh.com, Superlogical, HN 49098965
- Summary: Mitchell Hashimoto announced Superlogical, a company building a terminal multiplexer on libghostty. The post states the governance split directly: Ghostty stays with the non-profit he donated it to in 2025, and its mission, governance, licence, technical goals, and roadmap do not change. Superlogical consumes the same MIT-licensed libghostty components available to everyone else, and continues to upstream shared terminal work.
- Why it matters: It answers the question maintainers and downstream consumers of libghostty had about whether a commercial product built by the project's author forks the building block or feeds it.
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