India, Sept. 8 -- Modern AI-assisted development has created a new kind of friction. The challenge is no longer just writing code faster. It is keeping prompts, agents, terminals, editor commands, extensions, and context switches under control without breaking concentration. Anyone who has spent long hours inside an IDE will recognize the pattern. You jump from editor to terminal, trigger an agent, check its output, return to the code, and repeat. Each interruption is small, but together they chip away at the flow state developers work hard to maintain.

That is the problem Logitech is trying to address with the MX Keypad, a programmable control surface aimed at developers working across multiple artificial intelligence tools and integrat...