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An MCP toolkit that gives coding agents IDE-grade semantic retrieval, editing and refactoring
Agentic IDE that runs 100+ parallel coding agents in isolated workspaces on your own subscriptions.
superset is an open-source dev tools project by superset-sh (superset-sh/superset on GitHub). It has 14,999 GitHub stars and 1,336 forks, is released under the Elastic License 2.0 license, and was last updated on GitHub on 8 October 2026.
Download the macOS build (or the experimental Linux AppImage); all you need on your machine is Git, with the GitHub CLI optional for PR workflows.
Open a local repository in Superset or clone one into it.
Start a workspace, choose your CLI agent (Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Cursor Agent and many more), and describe a small change.
Inspect the patch in Changes, run tests, preview the app in the browser pane, then commit and push when it is ready.
Every task runs in its own Git worktree with its own branch and terminals, so agents work independently and you review each result before merging.
Use Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Cursor Agent, Gemini CLI, Copilot, Devin and many other CLI agents - any other CLI agent works without configuration.
Inspect, comment on and edit agent changes without leaving the app, then commit and push when ready.
Preview running dev servers in a browser pane with ports detected per workspace, and use Design mode to send element-level UI change requests to an agent.
Track every agent from the sidebar with working indicators, completion chimes and dock badges when one needs your attention.
Schedule recurring agent sessions, reach workspaces from another machine or iPhone, and drive everything from the bundled CLI, TypeScript SDK or MCP server.
Clone Superset if you want to develop on it; to simply use it, download the desktop app from the releases page instead.
git clone https://github.com/superset-sh/superset.git
cd supersetInstall the Superset CLI on its own - it also comes bundled with the desktop app.
curl -fsSL https://superset.sh/cli/install.sh | shOn macOS you can install the CLI with Homebrew instead of the shell installer.
brew install superset-sh/tap/supersetSuperset is built by superset-sh (the Superset team) with open-source contributors.
The desktop app is free forever for running agents in parallel on your own machine, and the code is available under the Elastic License 2.0. The README notes mobile requires Superset Pro, and optional paid services may exist on top.
You run agents with your own subscriptions - the tagline is 'run any agent with your own subscription' - so you need an existing Claude Code, Codex or similar agent account rather than a Superset API key.
Cursor is an editor with a built-in agent; Superset is an orchestration workspace that runs many external CLI agents in parallel worktrees with unified review, monitoring and previews.
Download the app, add a repository, create a workspace, pick your agent, and describe a small first change.
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