Superset 2.0 - Run 100s of coding agents on any machine from anywhere
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Run 100s parallel coding agents, offload them to different machines. Rewritten from scratch to support remote workspaces. Share and collaborate with teammates in realtime. Works for any CLI agent.
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Superset
Hey everyone!
The pace of shipping software keeps getting faster and it's been so much fun building at the bleeding edge, and trying to help as many people ship products people love as possible. We've had quite the grind to get this one out so we're hoping you all enjoy :)
New Features:
Remote workspaces - ship code across across devices / team members, continue working from anywhere
Automations - schedule agents to pick up tasks for you later (think of Openclaw's heartbeat feature)
Superset CLI - gives agents superpowers, and unlocks powerful new workflows
MCP refresh - works with v2 and backed by an expanded toolset
A general app refresh - the same Superset you know and love, just a bit more elevated
I'd call this a push to get out the building blocks for everyone's code factories, there's crazy new workflows that are possible now that even we're still discovering.
Excited to see what you all build, and if you have any feedback, we're here to help!
Visla
@thesaddlepaddle congrats, look forward to seeing this take shape.
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@thesaddlepaddle The remote workspaces and CLI additions sound like they'll unlock some really interesting multi-agent workflows. Curious whether you're seeing teams use this more for coordination across distributed developers or more for autonomous task orchestration—seems like the architecture could support both pretty differently.
Just came here to genuinely support superset.
Have been using them since few weeks now. I don't even touch anything other than superset now.
They've really been a game changer for us.
We had our founding engineer come to SF all the way from Australia. And the first thing we did was got him a Mac so he could use Superset. You guys are genuinely amazing!
Superset
@sshresthh that's amazing to hear! We should definitely have you guys over to the SF office at some point! And bring home some of the ugliest swag you've ever seen!
@sshresthh @flyakiet hey thats me :)
Superset
@sshresthh yes sir DM or email us at founders@superset.sh!
Robomart
My go to IDE. Superset has totally replaced all others for me including Cursor and Conductor and is now my default for coding with agents.
Superset
@roboalias That's awesome to hear! Thank you for the support, let me know if you ever run into any issues
Superset
@roboalias thanks Ali! Means a lot, we hope to keep earning that trust :)
Superset
@roboalias that’s great to hear! 🙏 thanks for sticking with us
Superset
Hey all,
I'm Kiet, one of the creators of Superset. Originally created Superset as a local-first IDE with the ability to run dozens of coding agents in parallel on your machine. After many months and thousands workspaces created daily from users, we're hitting the physical limit on a single laptop. Our users can have 30+ parallel workspaces on their machine running multiple coding agents each.
That's why we built Superset 2.0. It's a ground-up rewrite of the core Superset engine to allow for users to connect to any remote machine and run coding agents there as if it's their local machine. This enables users to scale to hundreds of agents and be able to run with their agents from anywhere, even when their own laptop is off.
The last few months have seen incredible adoption from the most cutting edge teams from all over the world. I'm excited to see what you will build with Superset!
I was using Cursor, then Claude Code, then CC inside Cursor, and finally switched to Superset and haven’t looked back.
Awesome that I no longer need to worry about disk space limits killing my flow
Superset
@dave_yen1 thanks! We plan to keep it that way :)
Superset
@dave_yen1 we need to get you your remote Mac Mini setup!
Superset
@dave_yen1 thanks Dave!! 🙏
Out of curiosity, who is running 100 parallel agents on real production codebases and what is the workflow that earns its keep? What is the most surprising one you have seen?
Superset
@michael_vavilov Ah we aren't running 100 yet to be honest - we can hover at 5-10 pretty consistently IMO!
One of our more useful flows is issues triage, in which we ask claude to use the Superset MCP to grab issues -> investigate -> pass a prompt to a new workspace and agent to work on the groomed ticket.
The automations are surprisingly useful too once you get a few running, because they also can spawn a bunch of agents themselves. I use it for sales stuff / email triage pretty frequently
been watching superset since v1 and the jump to remote workspaces is huge. running agents from anywhere even when ur laptop is off is the kind of thing that sounds simple but changes how u actually work. proud of the team for shipping this, congrats kiet and satya
Superset
@saad_el_gueddari thanks Saad, we'll do our best to continue to keep making you proud!
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Superset
@curiouskitty so we currently have it airtight at the following levels:
Your desktop by default is not accessible for remote access (it doesn't even load the module that has the ability to make the connection until you restart the desktop server). We actually recommend not turning it on and investing in remote workspaces with least-priviledge instead to improve security.
Permission must be granted to access a remote workspace - by default nobody has access to your remote workspace, owners instead need to grant it to users in settings (and they have to be a part of your org).
Hope that makes sense!
Superset
@lakshminath_dondeti right now we support 2 review paths
All GitHub reviews and comments are pulled into the sidebar and can be brought into the agents
All CLI agents for review will work out of the box since we work with any CLI agents like Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, etc.
Superset
@flyakiet @hamza_afzal_butt so we are exposing useful primitives / building blocks right now (agents can now spawn other agents, very soon agents will be able to send messages to other agents), but at the moment there's no easy way to make sure agents don't collide without human intervention.
The nice thing is agents are really good at recovering, I haven't had a failed merge conflict in months now when I get CC to do it which makes it more manageable!