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Superagent

Claude Code for the rest of us

Product brief

What Superagent does.

Working with a coding agent should feel like using a good Mac app, not a terminal. Superagent gives yours a computer: a real browser it drives on your own logged-in sessions, an iOS Simulator it taps and swipes, your files, a board it keeps, routines on a timer. Chats sit in a sidebar you can group, survive restarts, and never steal your focus. Each runs on its own git worktree. Pair your iPhone and the work follows you, encrypted end to end. No account, no server, no second bill. Open source.

Why we selected it

Editorially selected for practical value, novelty, and audience relevance.

Best for
AI builders and operators
Category
Coding
Daily picks
1
First selected
2026-08-30
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What it can help with.

Only capabilities supported by the product information we collected are listed here.

01

Give coding agents access to a working computer environment

Provides agents with a browser, an iOS Simulator, files, a board, and timed routines.

02

Use a browser with logged-in sessions

The agent can drive a real browser using the user's own logged-in sessions.

03

Operate an iOS Simulator

The agent can tap and swipe in an iOS Simulator.

04

Organize persistent chats

Places chats in a sidebar that can be grouped and survive restarts.

05

Isolate work in git worktrees

States that each agent run uses its own git worktree.

Best-fit use cases

Having a coding agent work in a browser session that is already logged in.
Using an agent to interact with an iOS Simulator.
Running agent work in separate git worktrees.
Grouping ongoing agent chats and resuming them after a restart.

FAQ

Before you open it.

What resources can an agent use in Superagent?

The description lists a real browser, an iOS Simulator, files, a board, and routines on a timer.

Can an agent use my logged-in browser sessions?

Yes. It is described as driving a real browser on your own logged-in sessions.

How is agent work separated?

Each run is described as operating in its own git worktree.

Do chats persist after a restart?

Yes. The description says chats survive restarts and can be grouped in a sidebar.

Does Superagent require an account or server?

The description states: “No account, no server.” It also identifies the product as open source.