saddlepaddle/superset

Superset

Run Claude Code, Codex, or another CLI agent with terminals, code review, and browser previews in one workspace.

Download for macOS  •  Documentation  •  Changelog  •  Discord

The docs are available as a Markdown index linking to individual pages, or one full-text file.

Download the desktop app:

• macOS: Apple Silicon (.dmg) · Intel (.dmg)
• Linux: x64 AppImage (experimental; macOS is the primary target)
• Windows: not yet available
• All builds

All you need installed is Git. gh is optional and enables the PR workflows; Superset offers to install it for you.

1. Install Superset and add a repository from your computer or clone one.
2. Create a workspace, choose your CLI agent, and describe a small change you want to make.
3. Inspect its patch in Changes, run the relevant tests, and preview your app in the browser pane before committing.

For a walkthrough of workspace creation and review, see Your First Parallel Session.

• Change your app's UI. Use Design in the browser pane to select an element and send your requested change to an agent with element context. Walkthrough · Design Mode docs
• Ask an agent to fix a PR. Open Pull requests → Code, select diff lines, and send feedback to a running or new agent session. Posting to GitHub is optional. Walkthrough · PR docs
• Review a report with your team. Ask an agent to publish a Page. Teammates pin comments, and a watching agent can revise it at the same link. Keep its host and session running for feedback delivery. Walkthrough · Pages docs

Give each task a Git worktree with its own branch and terminals. Worktrees separate working files; they do not sandbox processes or prevent merge conflicts.

Workspace docs · Terminal docs · Agent status

Connect another machine to reach its workspaces remotely, or schedule an agent to work on a recurring task. The CLI, SDK, and MCP server also let agents and scripts manage workspaces.

Mobile requires Superset Pro, iOS 26 or later, and a computer with Remote Access enabled.

Remote access · Automations · iPhone · CLI

• Built-in skills: agents come pre-loaded with superset:* skills (orchestrate parallel agents, schedule automations, file feedback, diagnose issues), provisioned automatically at launch
• Workspace setup scripts: automate env setup, dependency installs, and dev servers per workspace
• Terminal presets: save agent and shell layouts and open them with one keystroke
• Slack & Linear: spin up workspaces from Slack messages or Linear issues
• Open in your IDE: one-click handoff to Cursor, VS Code, or any editor
• Custom themes: build, edit, and import theme files
• Keyboard shortcuts: every action is remappable via Settings → Keyboard Shortcuts (⌘/)
• Bring your own providers: connect OpenRouter, Bedrock, Vertex, or Vercel AI Gateway
• And many more: we ship daily, so this list is perpetually behind. The changelog is the real feature list.

Keep your existing agent subscriptions.

Use Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Cursor Agent, or another CLI coding agent.

Browse supported agents

Agent	Status
Amp Code	Fully supported
Antigravity CLI	Fully supported
Claude Code	Fully supported
OpenAI Codex CLI	Fully supported
Cursor Agent	Fully supported
Droid	Fully supported
fx	Fully supported
Gemini CLI	Fully supported
GitHub Copilot	Fully supported
Grok	Fully supported
Hermes	Fully supported
Muse Code	Fully supported
Devin	Fully supported
Kimi Code	Fully supported
Kiro	Fully supported
Mastra Code	Fully supported
Mistral Vibe	Fully supported
Oh My Pi	Fully supported
OpenCode	Fully supported
Pi	Fully supported
Polygraph	Fully supported
Any other CLI agent	Works without configuration

Agents get more than a terminal:

• Model picker: choose a model and reasoning effort when you launch an agent
• Per-agent settings: tune launch commands, prompt templates, and model overrides in Settings → Agents
• Custom agents: add any terminal agent with its own icon and it works like a built-in
• Built-in chat: talk to models in a chat pane, with inline tool approvals and plan review

Every surface talks to the same workspaces, so you can start a task in the app and check on it from anywhere.

The CLI comes bundled with the desktop app, or install it standalone:

curl -fsSL https://superset.sh/cli/install.sh | sh
# or
brew install superset-sh/tap/superset

Want to hack on Superset or contribute a PR? Clone the repository, add it to the installed Superset app, and create a workspace for your change:

git clone https://github.com/superset-sh/superset.git

Then run the development setup from that workspace terminal:

./.superset/setup.local.sh
bun run dev

Run setup.local.sh once in every new worktree. It configures workspace-specific app identity and ports so the development desktop app can run alongside the installed Superset app and other development worktrees.

No Neon account or third-party credentials are needed. setup.local.sh brings up a local Postgres + neon-proxy + Redis stack via Docker and seeds a dev account. Sign in with the "Sign in as dev" button (or [email protected] / supersetdev).

Prereqs: Bun v1.3.14+ (pinned in .bun-version), docker, jq, and gh (brew install jq gh).

See DEVELOPMENT.md for the full guide: what the setup script does, manual setup against real services, common commands, troubleshooting, and how to build the desktop app. Contribution process lives in CONTRIBUTING.md.

Configure workspace setup, teardown, and run scripts in .superset/config.json. See full documentation.

{
  "setup": ["./.superset/setup.sh"],
  "teardown": ["./.superset/teardown.sh"],
  "run": ["./.superset/run.sh"]
}

• Explicit Connections: you choose which agents, providers, and integrations to connect.

We welcome contributions! See CONTRIBUTING.md for how to get set up and open a PR. Bugs and feature requests go in issues.

Join the Superset community to get help, share feedback, and connect with other users:

• Discord: chat with the team and community
• Twitter: follow for updates and announcements
• GitHub Issues: report bugs and request features
• GitHub Discussions: ask questions and share ideas

The desktop app is free forever. Running agents in parallel on your own machine will never require payment. Anything we charge for will be an optional service on top.

The whole app is in this repo under the Elastic License 2.0: use it, fork it, modify it, self-host it for your team. The only thing off the table is repackaging Superset itself as a service you sell to others.