Orchestrate 100+ parallel AI coding agents in a single desktop IDE workspace.
Run Claude Code, Codex, and other CLI agents simultaneously with isolated worktrees and in-app previews.
Superset is a desktop IDE that lets you run and manage over 100 CLI coding agents in parallel across separate Git worktrees. It is built for developers who want to scale up AI-assisted coding by running multiple agents concurrently and reviewing their changes in one place.
The application provides isolated Git worktrees, built-in terminal tabs, a diff viewer, and an in-app browser pane for live previews. It supports major CLI coding agents like Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, and Cursor Agent, letting you bring your own subscriptions.
It suits software engineers juggling multiple experimental agent tasks or trying to run parallel coding workflows. It does not suit developers who rely strictly on web-based AI tools or refuse to install desktop applications.
Give each agent task its own branch, working files, and terminal environment.
Preview running dev servers per workspace with automatic port detection.
Inspect, comment on, and edit agent-generated patches before committing.
Run Claude Code, Codex, Cursor Agent, and dozens of other CLI agents.
Control desktop agent workspaces and view terminals remotely from your iPhone.
The software is free to download and run, but mobile features require a paid Superset Pro subscription and you must cover your own underlying CLI agent and API provider costs.
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Superset natively supports Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Cursor Agent, and over a dozen other CLI agents, plus any generic CLI agent without configuration.
Windows builds are not yet available; macOS is the primary target with experimental Linux support.
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