Superset

What is Superset?

Superset, now rebranded as Paradev, is an open-source workspace for orchestrating multiple CLI-based coding agents such as Claude Code and Codex in parallel. It assigns each task its own Git worktree and branch so agents can work simultaneously without file conflicts. The desktop app runs on macOS with an experimental Linux AppImage, while Windows is not yet available.

What are the features of Superset?

• Parallel agent execution

  Runs multiple coding agents simultaneously, assigning each task its own Git worktree and branch to keep working files separate.
• Agent independence

  Supports any CLI-based coding agent, including Claude Code, OpenCode, and OpenAI Codex, allowing different agents per task within the same workflow.
• Automations

  Starts agents based on schedules or events, such as daily issue triage, weekly dependency upgrades, or triggered pull request reviews.
• Published pages

  Converts agent findings into shareable web pages using commands like superset pages publish.
• CLI, SDK, and MCP access

  Creates workspaces and starts agents from the terminal, a TypeScript SDK, or over MCP.
• Direct API usage

  Does not proxy model calls; users supply their own API keys directly to their chosen AI providers.

What are the use cases of Superset?

• Overnight regression testing

  An automation named "nightly evals" runs tests and fixes regressions while the developer is away.
• Remote progress monitoring

  An iPhone and iPad app allows developers to check on running agents and review code diffs away from their desk.
• IDE-linked development

  Deep-linking support opens Superset workspaces and files directly in IDEs like Cursor.

How to use Superset?

1. Create a workspace via CLI

   Run superset new "fix onboarding crash" --agent claude to initialize a task environment with a specific agent.
2. List active tasks

   Run superset ls to view the status of all current workspaces and agents.
3. Assign a task

   Type a prompt into the terminal interface, such as "Run the nightly evals and fix any regressions."
4. Review output

   Monitor the agent's progress, which may include pushing commits and opening a draft pull request.

Superset Pricing Information:

• Free tier

  Available at no stated cost.
• Open source

  MIT licensed source code on GitHub allows inspection, modification, and self-hosting.