Superset

Superset is a desktop application designed for developers and AI agent users who need to manage multiple coding tasks simultaneously. It functions as a code editor that integrates directly with various AI coding agents, such as Claude Code, Copilot, Cursor, OpenCode, Gemini, and others, allowing users to orchestrate up to 100 or more coding agents in parallel. The core purpose is to eliminate idle time: while one agent is executing a long-running task, users can spin up new agents for other tasks without waiting. Each agent operates in its own isolated workspace, which can be created, switched, and managed through a visual interface. The application provides workspaces that are essentially parallel environments, each running a separate instance of an AI agent. Users can create branches within a workspace, similar to version control branching, to experiment with different approaches or fix issues in parallel. The interface displays real-time status of each agent, including code changes (e.g., "+46 −1" showing additions and deletions), open ports for forwarded services, and the ability to open the same workspace in any local IDE (e.g., VS Code, JetBrains, or terminal). Superset also supports port forwarding, enabling developers to preview web applications or APIs running inside an agent’s environment directly from their browser. Automation is a key feature: users can define triggers and workflows to execute sequences of agent tasks without manual intervention. For example, after one agent finishes a code review, another can automatically start writing tests or deploying. The built-in MCP (Model Context Protocol) server allows agents to communicate with each other and with external tools, enabling complex multi-agent pipelines. The interface includes a command palette, a s