Superset
Code Editor for the AI Agents Era - Run an army of Claude Code, Codex, etc. on your machine
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What is Superset?
Superset is a code editor built for the AI agent era that orchestrates 100+ parallel coding agents on your machine. It allows developers to run multiple AI coding agents simultaneously across different tasks—working on features, fixing bugs, and refactoring code—all in parallel without context switching overhead. Each agent runs in its own isolated Git worktree, preventing merge conflicts and ensuring agents don't step on each other's changes.
Key features include universal compatibility with any CLI-based coding agent (Claude Code, OpenCode, Cursor, Codex, Gemini, Copilot, Amp), built-in terminal with persistent sessions, port forwarding, built-in diff viewer for reviewing changes, and one-click opening in any IDE (VS Code, Cursor, Xcode, JetBrains IDEs). The tool provides workspace management with parallel branches, automations, team collaboration features, GitHub and Linear integrations, and remote workspace support for Pro users.
Superset is designed for AI-era builders, software engineers, co-founders, CTOs, and development teams who want to 10x their development workflow using AI coding agents. It's particularly valuable for teams running multiple AI agents simultaneously, engineers who previously used Warp or other terminals, and anyone looking to run an
Superset pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Free tier: $0 free for everyone, includes 1 user, local workspaces, desktop app, GitHub integration, unlimited workspaces and projects. Pro tier: $15 per user/month (originally $20, discounted) billed yearly, includes everything in Free plus unlimited users, remote workspaces (beta), Linear integration, mobile app (coming soon), Slack integration, team collaboration. Enterprise tier: Custom pricing billed yearly, includes everything in Pro plus SSO/SAML, IP restrictions, SCIM provisioning, audit logs, priority support, uptime SLA, custom contracts, and custom integrations. Note: You also pay whatever your AI agent providers charge for API usage separately.
Superset pros
- Run 10+ parallel coding agents simultaneously
- Works with any CLI agent (agent-agnostic design)
- Each agent runs in isolated Git worktree preventing merge conflicts
- No context switching overhead between tasks
- Built-in terminal with persistent sessions that survive app restarts
- One-click open in any IDE (VS Code, Cursor, Xcode, JetBrains)
- Built-in diff viewer for quick change review
- Port forwarding with automatic detection
- GitHub integration included
- Linear integration for teams on Pro plan
- Remote workspaces available on Pro tier
- Unlimited workspaces and projects on all plans
- macOS native desktop app
- Team collaboration with unlimited users on Pro
- Cloud-native architecture built for AI era
Superset cons
- macOS only - Windows/Linux coming soon
- Requires account for team features and settings sync
- CLI integration still coming soon on Free plan
- Mobile app not yet available (coming soon)
- Remote workspaces only on Pro plan (beta)
- One branch = one workspace limitation
- Pro plan requires yearly billing for best price
- Individual Free plan limited to 1 user
Frequently asked questions about Superset
What platforms does Superset support?
Superset currently supports macOS only. Windows and Linux versions are coming soon.
How does Superset work?
Superset uses git worktrees to give each branch its own directory. Each workspace equals one git branch, with isolated git worktrees containing their own directory, terminal sessions, and workspace-scoped port detection and controls.
Do I need an account?
Yes, you need an account for team features and settings sync. This enables collaboration and synchronization across your workspace.
Can I use the same branch in multiple workspaces?
No. One branch equals one workspace. If you need to work on the same codebase differently, you need to create a new branch.
Where are workspaces stored?
Workspaces are stored in your Superset data directory as git worktrees. Each workspace gets its own directory within this structure.
Which shell does Superset use?
Superset uses your system default shell (bash or zsh) with your existing config files, so your customizations and preferences are preserved.
Do terminal sessions persist?
Yes, terminals survive app restarts. Your sessions persist even when you close and reopen the Superset application.
Does Superset modify my git config?
No. Superset uses standard git commands and does not modify your git configuration.
Does Superset support private repos?
Yes, Superset supports private repositories. You need to configure GitHub auth using 'gh auth status' to access private repos.
What AI coding agents work with Superset?
Superset is agent-agnostic and works with any CLI-based coding tool including Claude Code, OpenCode, Cursor Agent, Codex, Gemini CLI, Aider, Copilot, and Amp. You can switch between agents seamlessly.