Superset

About Superset

Superset is a macOS desktop application for running many coding agents in parallel on one machine — the site describes orchestrating 100-plus agents at once, and the practical daily use is closer to ten. It is agent-agnostic: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, Copilot, Amp, Gemini, Kimi, Grok and others all run inside it rather than the app implementing its own agent. Each task gets its own workspace backed by a Git worktree on its own branch, created by a single command that also installs dependencies and forwards ports, which removes the two things that normally cap parallel agent work: branch collisions and dev servers fighting over the same port. A workspace sidebar shows every agent's state — running, waiting for input, or ready for review — so you are not opening a dozen terminals to find out who is blocked. Review happens in the app: a changed-file tree, inline diffs with line-level counts, and comment-and-approve on the resulting PR before it merges. Workspaces are grouped as desktop, cloud, mobile, or CLI, with remote workspaces available on the paid tier, and the app exposes its own MCP server so agents inside it can drive Superset itself. It is open source on GitHub with 12.6k stars.

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