Logic Loop

**Effortlessly switch between multiple concurrent AI coding agent terminal sessions — a macOS app.**


Logic Loop is an open-source macOS app, built by [Super Logic AI](https://superlogicai.com), that aids the human's context-switching limits while running several AI coding agent terminal sessions at once — Claude Code, OpenCode, Codex and Antigravity today, more adapters planned. Every competing tool tells you what your *agents* are doing. Logic Loop tells you what *you* need to do — and remembers everything you'd otherwise lose in the switch.

Agent viewers manage the agents' context. Logic Loop manages yours.

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Why

The bottleneck in multi-agent development is no longer the model's context window — it's the operator's working memory. Run four Claude Code sessions and the cost isn't watching them; it's the tax you pay every time you switch: lost open questions, forgotten state, re-reading a terminal to remember where you were.

Each panel in Logic Loop counters a documented failure mode of human task switching:

Panel	What it counters
Decision Tracker	Missed forks — the agent asks two questions, you answer one, the second silently dies and the agent decides for you.
Accomplished	Progress blindness — re-entry starts with "where was I?" instead of "what's next?"
Blockers	Non-viable switches — switching into a project only to find it's waiting on something external.
Landing Note	State reconstruction cost — rebuilding mental state on return can take 15–25 min; a written next action collapses it.
Attention Residue	Attention residue — part of your mind stays on the task you left; externalize the loop to return clean.
Momentum Builder	Re-entry friction — surfaces the single lowest-friction next action to convert staring