What people run on SuperDevSpace
Concrete jobs a manager-and-workers setup is good at, each with the part of the app that does it.
Ship several features on one repository at once
Give the manager a goal that splits into independent tasks. It hires a worker per task; each works in its own git worktree and terminal, so three branches move in parallel and none of them sees "your branch has diverged" because of another.
How it runs
- Write one directive, e.g. "add CSV export, fix the date filter, update the onboarding copy".
- The manager opens a sprint and writes a brief per task.
- Review each change as an inline diff before it reaches your main line.
Nightly dependency sweeps and Monday triage
Put a directive on a timetable. A dependency sweep every night or a bug triage every Monday runs whether anyone remembers it or not, and the report says what failed, not only what passed.
How it runs
- Create a schedule with the directive and the time.
- The manager runs it like any other sprint.
- Read the report on the board in the morning.
Fix a web page by pointing at it
With Inspector you click an element in your running page and send it to an agent with the component, file and line it came from attached — for Vite, Next.js and static sites. No more describing "the second button in the header".
How it runs
- Open your app's dev server in the browser pane.
- Pick the element; the Inspector shows its component chain with file and line.
- Add your note; the element, a screenshot and the note go to an agent.
From a sketch or a design file to code
Every organisation has an Excalidraw whiteboard agents can read and draw on, and Design mode opens a Penpot file inside the app with a Designer agent that draws in it. Sketch the flow, send the selection, let the workers build it.
How it runs
- Sketch on the whiteboard or in the design file.
- Send the selection to the manager.
- Workers implement it; you review the diffs.
Hand work between your Mac and your Windows PC
Pair your own machines with the peer link. A manager on your Mac hands a task to a manager on your Windows PC — a Windows-only build, a test on real Windows — and the answer comes home as a message on the board.
How it runs
- Pair your Mac and your Windows PC.
- Send the task to the other machine's organisation.
- The reply arrives in the conversation that asked.
Let agents work without losing control
When an agent needs a decision — a permission prompt, a choice between two approaches — it asks you instead of guessing, and the question stays at the top of the workspace until you answer. Every change is an inline diff next to the conversation that made it. You steer from the desk instead of babysitting terminals.
How it runs
- Let the team work.
- Answer questions and permission prompts as they arrive.
- Merge what you have reviewed.
Give one directive. Let the team work.
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