Superset

Run one coding agent at a time and most of the afternoon goes on waiting. Superset is a macOS desktop app that puts many of them to work at once, then gives you one place to watch them and one place to review what they produced.

Each task gets its own git worktree with its own branch, terminal and environment, so agents never overwrite each other. Around that sit a sidebar with working indicators, completion chimes and dock badges, a diff viewer for inspecting and editing changes, and one-click handoff to your editor.

Several pieces carry the daily workflow.

• Parallel workspaces: run many agents at once, compare the results and merge the branch that won.
• Built-in terminal: tabs, splits, presets and sessions that survive a restart, plus a prompt editor with file mentions.
• In-app browser: preview dev servers inside the app, with ports detected per workspace.
• Automations: schedule agent sessions to triage issues overnight, draft a changelog or refresh dependencies.
• Remote access: reach another machine's workspaces from the desktop app, the CLI or your phone.

Any CLI-based agent works, with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor Agent, Gemini CLI, Copilot and others listed as fully supported. Superset is released under the Elastic License 2.0, and its CLI, SDK and MCP interface mean an agent that can run a command can also drive the app itself.