The desktop home for Claude Code — one chat, your real browser, and tasks that run themselves.
⬇ Download for Mac · Website · Apple Silicon · free & open source
Your coding agent already writes the code. SuperAgent gives it a place to work: a persistent chat per project, a real browser it can drive on the sites you're already logged into, files you read next to the chat, and routines that keep running on a timer. Everything runs locally on your Mac, on your own Claude subscription — no middleman server, and the whole app is open source, so you can read exactly how it touches your browser. Quiet, keyboard-driven, and built to look like it belongs on a Mac.
The chat sits next to a real browser. Ask for a change and watch the page update in the same window — no alt-tabbing to find out whether it worked. Point it at a local dev server or any live site.
Claude drives that same browser: open a page, click, type, read it back. Not a hidden browser it describes to you second-hand — the one on your screen, with your logged-in session. You watch it work, and you can take over any time.
Projects group the way you think about them, with each conversation nested underneath. A spinner while the agent works, a dot when it needs you, the git branch where you'd expect it.
Settings stay short enough to read in one go — including how much the agent is allowed to do without asking.
- Many chats per project. They name themselves after what the conversation turned out to be about. Starting a new one never loses the old.
- Click any file to read it — PDFs, images, markdown, source — right beside the tree.
- Talk instead of typing. Hold ⌥Space, speak, let go. Your voice is transcribed on your own Mac and never leaves it.
- Quiet by default. A burst of activity folds into one line you can open, instead of a wall of noise.
- See every edit the moment it happens, with just the change highlighted.
- Routines. "Check this site every hour," in plain language, on a timer.
- Light and dark, following your system.
- A Mac
- Claude Code, installed and signed in
SuperAgent runs on the subscription you already have — there's nothing extra to buy and no API key to paste.
cd app
npm install
npm run dev