AI Agents

Overview

Run AI coding agents in isolated workspaces. Each agent works independently without interfering with others.

Supported Agents

• Claude Code - Anthropic's CLI
• Amp - Amp Code CLI
• Codex - OpenAI's assistant
• Gemini CLI - Google's CLI agent
• Mastracode - Mastra's terminal coding agent
• OpenCode - Open-source alternative
• Pi - Minimal terminal coding harness
• Oh My Pi - Terminal-first coding agent with session-aware workflows
• Copilot - GitHub's coding agent
• Mistral Vibe - Mistral's terminal coding agent
• Kimi Code - Moonshot AI's CLI coding agent
• Grok - xAI's CLI coding agent (Grok Build)
• Cursor Agent - Cursor AI agent
• Droid - Factory's autonomous coding agent
• Polygraph - Meta-harness with cross-repo visibility and persistent memory
• Hermes - Nous Research's autonomous coding and research agent
• Muse Code - Meta's terminal coding agent with persistent subagents
• Devin - Cognition's Devin agent in the terminal, with Devin Cloud handoff
• fx - Vercel's terminal coding agent
• Antigravity - Google's Antigravity CLI (agy)
• Kiro - AWS's spec-driven CLI coding agent
• UFO - UFO's workspace assistant for local and remote terminal workflows

Chat

Superset includes a built-in chat panel for AI interactions without leaving the app.

• Use the model picker to choose supported models and connect providers
• Chat session titles are generated automatically from the conversation
• Use the thinking level control to adjust reasoning effort for the selected model

Models and Reasoning Effort

The model pickers include GPT-6 Astra, GPT-6 Sol, and GPT-6 Luna, and Opus 5.5 and Sonnet 5.5, wherever the agent supports them: Claude Code (Claude models), Codex (GPT models), Copilot, OpenCode, Oh My Pi, and Superset Chat. In the Codex picker, GPT-5.5 is under Retiring 2026-10-14, and the retired GPT-5.4 and GPT-5.3 Codex are gone. Available reasoning levels depend on the agent and model; see the launch options.

Agent Settings

Go to Settings → Agents to customize launch behavior for each built-in agent.

• Enabled - Show or hide the agent in launchers
• Command (No Prompt) - Base command for terminal agents
• Command (With Prompt) - Prompt-aware command for terminal agents
• Prompt Command Suffix - Optional flags appended after the prompt payload
• Task Prompt Template - Template used when launching an agent from a task
• Resume Args - Arguments used to restore a killed session by its id (e.g. --resume)
• Fork Args - Arguments used to clone a session by its id. Put {sessionId} where the id belongs (e.g. --resume {sessionId} --fork-session); leave empty if the agent cannot fork
• Model Override - Optional model override for Superset Chat
• Reset to Defaults - Restore the shipped configuration for that agent

Usage

Run agents directly in the terminal:

claude "Add error handling to fetchUser"

Auto-Run Command

When launching an agent from a task, the Auto-run command toggle controls whether it executes immediately.

• On - Terminal agents run their command right away, and Superset Chat sends the task prompt immediately
• Off - Terminal agents stage the command without pressing Enter, and Superset Chat opens as a draft instead

The setting is remembered between sessions.

Agent Sessions & Forking

Resume an interrupted session, fork a session, or hand its work to another agent. See Agent Sessions & Forking.

Parallel Agents

Create multiple workspaces and run an agent in each. Compare results and merge the best solution.

Inline Prompts

Agents can pause and ask questions, request tool approval, and ask for plan review directly in the chat pane.

Sandbox Access

When an agent needs access to files outside its workspace, it will prompt for permission in chat so you can approve or deny the request inline.

Notifications

Get notified when agents finish. Configure sounds in Settings.

Agent Skills

Teach any agent to drive Superset itself with the official skills, one for the superset CLI and one for the MCP server:

npx skills add superset-sh/skills