Superset
A desktop app for running 10+ AI coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, and others) at the same time, each in its own isolated workspace, with a dashboard to review, terminal into, and merge their work — not to be confused with the open-source Apache Superset
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Description
Running one AI coding agent at a time on a single task is old news — the harder problem is running several at once without them stepping on each other's changes or leaving you juggling ten terminal windows. Superset gives each agent its own isolated copy of the codebase to work in, on its own branch, and puts a single dashboard in front of you to watch, review, and merge what each one produces, similar to how a manager might assign different tasks to different team members and then review each person's work separately before combining it.
Superset (superset.sh) is a desktop IDE built by three ex-YC CTOs (YC P26 batch) that orchestrates CLI-based coding agents — Claude Code, Codex, and others — across isolated git worktrees, each agent running on its own branch with a built-in terminal, diff review, and 'open in editor' workflow. It's reportedly already used internally at other YC companies and by engineers at OpenAI, Google, and Vercel. Pricing: Free (1 user, local workspaces only), Pro at $15/month per user billed yearly (unlimited users, adds remote workspaces and Linear integration), and custom Enterprise (SSO, audit logs, SLA). Note: unrelated to Apache Superset, the open-source BI/dashboard project, despite the identical name — different company, different product.
💬 Our review
The short version: Superset is for a developer or team that's already comfortable running AI coding agents from the CLI and wants to run several at once without the usual chaos of managing separate terminals and manually tracking which branch has which agent's changes.
The specific problem it solves — isolating each agent to its own git worktree with a unified review dashboard — is a real, concrete pain point once you go beyond running one agent sequentially, and reported usage by engineers at OpenAI, Google, and Vercel is a credible signal for a brand-new (YC P26) tool. At $15/month per user for the Pro tier, it's priced accessibly compared to broader AI coding subscriptions, though the free tier's single-user, local-only limitation means a team evaluating this together will hit the paywall almost immediately. Worth flagging clearly: this Superset has zero relation to Apache Superset, the well-known open-source BI dashboard tool — same name, completely different product, easy to search-confuse. The honest limitation for a tool this new is the usual one: limited long-term track record, so expect some rough edges compared to a mature IDE.
💰 Pricing
📊 Global score
🤖 AI-enriched data
Gratuit : 1 utilisateur, workspaces locaux uniquement. Pro : $15/mois/utilisateur (facturé annuellement), utilisateurs illimités, workspaces distants + intégration Linear. Enterprise : sur devis (SSO, logs d'audit, SLA).
Pros
Isole chaque agent dans son propre git worktree/branche, zéro conflit entre agents
Dashboard unifié pour revue de diff et fusion du travail de chaque agent
Déjà utilisé en interne chez des entreprises YC et par des ingénieurs OpenAI/Google/Vercel
Pro à $15/mois/utilisateur, prix accessible
Cons
Free limité à 1 utilisateur et workspaces locaux uniquement
Nom identique à Apache Superset (BI open source), confusion possible dans les recherches
Produit très jeune (YC P26), peu de recul long terme