Supercode Inc.
Supercode builds an open-source AI software-engineering agent that works where developers work: in the terminal, web, IDE, Slack and other workflow surfaces. Its goal is to let an agent understand a whole project, read and modify files, run commands and tests, and help ship software while keeping actions visible and permissioned.
At a Glance
- Individual software developers
- Open-source developers and maintainers
- Engineering teams and organizations
- Teams needing governed AI access to developer tools
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AI Tools by Supercode Inc.
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Supercode
Open Source AI Coding Agent CLI
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v0.1.90: detailed usage_event migration and usage data in streaming responses
v0.1.88: Claude Opus 5 added to the high-value model catalog and pricing module
v0.1.86: hallucination guard added to the agent runner
v0.1.84: skills management commands and skill loading introduced
Products & Services
Open-source terminal-native AI coding/SWE agent. It can understand a codebase, read and write files, search, execute commands, open applications, search the web and work with free open models or user-supplied providers.
Automated code review on every pull request.
Voice-controlled development and system control, including voice capture from the CLI.
SDK/developer layer for building custom AI tooling on top of Supercode; linked to the open-source superCli repository.
Market Position
Supercode positions itself as an open-source, terminal-native alternative to editor-centric or cloud-sandbox coding assistants. Its differentiators are full-machine access, transparent and granular permissions, persistent memory, broad model/provider choice, and integrations across the existing engineering workflow. The site's comparison set includes Cursor, OpenCode, Claude Code, CommandCode and FreeBuff.
Leadership
Founders
Yash Dewasthale
Founder and builder of Supercode; a 23-year-old AI software developer from India according to his GitHub profile. His public work includes full-stack and Web3 development, internships and freelance work, and other projects including LaminarFlow. He is the GitHub owner of the Supercode repository and the Product Hunt maker who explains the product's founding rationale.
Executive Team
Yash Dewasthale
Founder
AI software developer and open-source builder; GitHub owner of the Supercode monorepo and Product Hunt maker. His public profile describes full-stack/Web3 development, internships, freelance work and other projects such as LaminarFlow.
Founding Story
Dewasthale says Supercode was started because existing AI coding tools were confined to an editor or cloud sandbox: they could suggest code but generally could not search the whole codebase, run tests and commands, or deploy changes. The initial vision was an open-source, terminal-native SWE agent with full-machine access, granular approval, and no context switch away from the developer's normal workflow.
Business Model
Revenue Model
Freemium subscription SaaS: free/open models for entry-level use, paid monthly or yearly plans for premium models, larger context and request limits, memory, support and enterprise features. The company also supports bring-your-own-provider/API-key usage and enterprise custom pricing.
Pricing Tiers
About 10K requests/month, 16K context and open models. The $1 payment is described as fully refundable.
About 25K requests/month, 128K context, premium models, higher limits, cross-session memory and Merge Agent Handler.
About 110K requests/month, 1M context, unrestricted model catalog, highest limits, priority support and 99.9% availability SLA.
Custom credits and seats, unlimited team members, dedicated support, SLA guarantees, SSO/SAML and on-premise deployment option.
Target Markets
- Individual software developers
- Open-source developers and maintainers
- Engineering teams and organizations
- Teams needing governed AI access to developer tools
- Organizations seeking enterprise AI coding infrastructure with SSO, on-premise deployment and SLAs
- Building features from natural-language requirements
- Debugging and fixing errors
- Code review and explanation
- Refactoring across multiple files
- Running tests and development commands
- Repository exploration and documentation