Superconductor

Superconductor is a native macOS application (currently in alpha testing) built entirely in Rust that lets developers run unlimited parallel AI coding agents from a single, keyboard-driven workspace. It uses isolated git worktrees to keep agent sessions separate, renders the terminal on the GPU via Metal for near-instant startup, and supports any CLI-based agent including Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini CLI. Unlike Electron-based alternatives, Superconductor is a true native binary with no embedded browser runtime, delivering sub-50ms startup times and deep customization options.

• Parallel agent orchestration — spawn multiple agents simultaneously in isolated git worktrees, with no arbitrary cap on concurrency
• Agent-agnostic support — works with Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Cursor Agent, and any custom CLI agent using your own subscriptions
• GPU-rendered terminal — Metal-accelerated rendering means the terminal is fast and responsive with no web-based overhead
• Multiple panel layouts — choose stacked, horizontal, or bottom terminal arrangements and switch between them to fit your workflow
• Picture-in-Picture windows — float any tab in a separate window and pin it while working elsewhere
• Themes & font customization — dark, light, or system theme with per-workspace chrome colors and configurable display, mono, and terminal fonts
• Session persistence — close and reopen the app and every agent session resumes exactly where it left off with no lost context
• Terminal & chat views — toggle between raw terminal output and a rich chat interface for the same session
• Git workflow integration — a smart action button handles commit, push, PR creation, conflict resolution, and merge in sequence
• Scripts & automation — define setup, run, and teardown scripts per repository, shareable with your team via git
• Custom commands — create reusable prompts scoped globally, per workspace, or per project and invoke them from any session
• Cross-repo workspaces — coordinate frontend and backend changes across multiple repositories with shared branches and unified context
• Native macOS notifications — get alerts when agents need attention with 15 built-in notification sounds
• Local-first privacy — all sessions, diffs, and data are stored locally with no telemetry, analytics, or credential proxying