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SuperDevSpace features

One desktop app that turns the agent CLI you already pay for into a team: a manager that plans the work and workers that build it in parallel, each in its own terminal and git worktree.

What is SuperDevSpace?

SuperDevSpace (also written Super Dev Space) is a desktop app for macOS, Windows, and Linux that orchestrates AI coding agents. You give one directive in plain language; a manager agent opens a sprint, splits it into tasks and hires worker agents; every worker runs in its own terminal and its own git worktree, so several of them can change one repository at the same time without editing over each other.

It does not sell model access. The agents are the CLI you already use — Claude Code first, plus OpenAI Codex, Gemini CLI, Aider, Qwen Code, Cursor CLI, and OpenCode as experimental options — running as local processes on your machine.

Everything in the app

  • Many agents, no collisions

    Every worker runs in its own git worktree and its own terminal. Parallel work on one repository without a single "your branch has diverged".

  • Bring your agent CLI

    Choose the CLI each organisation runs on. The app says exactly what is wired for each one instead of failing quietly.

  • Inspector

    Click an element in your running page and send it to an agent with the component, file and line attached. Vite, Next.js and static sites.

  • Chat and terminal, per agent

    Talk to any agent in a chat, or drop into its real terminal. One session, two views of it.

  • Inline diffs

    Every change appears as a diff next to the conversation that made it, so you review it before it reaches your main line.

  • A board that tells the truth

    Sprints, tasks, briefs and reports. Every report says what failed, not just what passed.

  • A phone companion is on its way

    The board, the agents and the approvals on your phone — coming to the App Store; today it is a beta by invitation, not something you can install yet.

  • Voice typing

    Dictate a directive instead of typing it — with your own speech key, or fully on-device.

  • Whiteboard

    An Excalidraw board per organisation that agents can read and draw on. Sketch the flow, send the selection.

  • Design mode Premium

    A Penpot design file inside the app, and a Designer agent that draws in it.

  • Schedules Premium

    Directives on a timetable: a nightly dependency sweep, a Monday triage. They run whether you remember or not.

  • Peer link, Mac ↔ Windows Premium

    Pair your own machines. A manager on your Mac hands work to a manager on your Windows PC, and the answer comes home.

Features marked Premium are on the Premium and Diamond plans; everything else is on every plan.

Agent CLIs it drives

7 agent CLIs are selectable per organisation. The app marks the ones it does not speak fluently yet as experimental and tells you which extras are not wired, instead of failing quietly.

  • Claude Code · fully supported
  • OpenAI Codex · experimental
  • Gemini CLI · experimental
  • Aider · experimental
  • Qwen Code · experimental
  • Cursor CLI · experimental
  • OpenCode · experimental

Platforms

Desktop builds for macOS, Windows, and Linux, with checksums on the download page. A 14-day free trial of Premium starts when you sign in — no card.

Give one directive. Let the team work.

14 days of Premium free, no card. Your CLI subscription, your machine, your code.