Garry Tan

Superset 2.0 - Run 100s of coding agents on any machine from anywhere

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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Vlad Arbatov

I've been using Superset for a while now, and I'm excited to see it here. The team has been shipping a lot, tons of improvements each couple of days. I personally enjoy using it to run parallel agents.

Kiet Ho

@vladzima known entity! Thank you for the continued support and the constant feedback as always Vlad!

Juri Strumpflohner

Been on Superset almost from day 1. It made my life so much easier when it comes to handling multiple terminals and multiple git worktrees in parallel. Such a game changer!

So looking forward to this v2, in particular remote workspaces 🔥. Keep rocking folks 🚀

Satya Patel

@juristr It's an honor, thank you! We'll do our best to keep delivering :)

Kiet Ho

@juristr thank you so much Juri! Let me know if you ever have any issues or requests :)

Avi Peltz

@juristr thank you 🙏 glad to hear it, we’ll keep improving it

Pratik Raj

The interesting part here is not more agents. It is whether teams can trust the orchestration once those agents are spread across machines and repos.

How are you handling permission boundaries, failure recovery and audit history when one agent changes code that another agent depends on?

Satya Patel

@pratikraj that's actually a class of issues we plan to invest in, but the main way to avoid these issues as always is to make sure agents are sufficiently isolated in sandboxes with least-privilege (one of the first steps is sandboxing which we now support). Agent audit history / failure recovery etc. is definitely a hot-button issue, we'll do our best to discover what the best practices are for it :)

Daniil Poletaev

Congrats on the launch! Looks interesting!

I suppose 100 agents run in different branches? How do you handle merge conflicts after or is it something a human should do?

Satya Patel

@danshipit thanks, agents are surprisingly good at merge conflicts these days! I recommend making sure you merge not rebase though as I've seen agents mess up rebases pretty badly (and it's harder to recover from).

Different branches is definitely our recommendation, as that way you can coordinate tasks so that you have fewer conflicts!

Daniil Poletaev

@thesaddlepaddle Interesting, yeah different branches is a must-have, otherwise claude will do a lot of errors ;)

Reagan Hsu

nice

Satya Patel
Avi Peltz

@reaganhsu you the man

David Mlcoch

Coding just got 100x cooler!

Luigi Pederzani

Running Superset and love it! Congrats on the launch!

Hemanth Krishna

An issue i face in every orchestrator is the "data modelling" in an application, spawning 10 different agents assume different schema for a data representation and add their own custom fields which leads to duplication, or "AI Slop" when trying to merge. Does superset have any plans to tackle this somehow? Very cool launch btw!

Andrew Kwak

Been waiting for something that handles parallel agent runs without everything bleeding together. The sandboxed environments are the thing. Curious if it works well over SSH on a cheap VPS.

Cam Pak

Been using Superset for a month or so and really loving it. Excited about v2!