Choose Superset if
you are primarily Mac-based and want extensive CLI-agent support, 100+ isolated worktrees, managed scripts, tasks, integrations, and SDK/MCP extension points.
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Claxedo vs. Superset
Superset combines extensive agent support with worktrees, tasks, managed scripts, integrations, and an SDK. Its team, remote-access, and mobile features remain part of a paid hosted tier, the project uses Elastic License 2.0, and macOS is its only fully supported desktop platform.
The capabilities that decide it.
| Capability | Superset | Claxedo |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Source-available, terminal-first agentic IDE; macOS primary | Open-source workspace for every coding agent, with a control plane you can host |
| Team / multi-user | Free for one user; Pro adds unlimited users and team collaboration through organizations and host grants | Multi-user, with accounts and organizations |
| Harnesses | 21 named fully supported agents plus any CLI agent | Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode and Pi, plus any ACP agent |
| Interfaces | Desktop IDE, iPhone app, CLI, TypeScript SDK, and MCP server with diff, editor, browser, and automation surfaces | Chat and a real terminal, side by side |
| Platforms | macOS supported; Linux x64 experimental; Windows planned; iPhone app (Pro) | Desktop on Mac, Windows and Linux, plus web and mobile web |
| Remote access | Paid Pro remote access through Superset's hosted relay, from desktop, CLI, or iPhone | Pick up the same session from any device |
| Self-host | The app and host server can run locally or headlessly; organization and remote-device access depend on Superset's hosted control plane | Yes, on your own machine or your own Cloudflare |
| License | Elastic License 2.0 (source-available, not OSI-open) | MIT |
| Backing | Venture-funded ($11M raised); founded by three ex-YC CTOs | Independent, open source |
| Pricing | Free (1 user) / Pro $15–20/user·mo / Enterprise | Free. Bring your own model provider and sandbox. |
An honest split.
Where Superset is better
- Twenty-one named fully supported agents plus any CLI agent.
- 100+ parallel agents with per-agent git-worktree isolation.
- A TypeScript SDK and an MCP server for extension.
- Editor handoff to Cursor, VS Code, Zed, Windsurf, Antigravity, Sublime Text, and JetBrains; a free local tier.
Where Claxedo is different
- Permissive open source rather than Elastic License 2.0 source availability.
- A relay included as a core primitive rather than Superset's paid hosted remote access.
- Fully supported desktop clients on macOS, Windows, and Linux; Superset supports macOS, offers experimental Linux builds, and plans Windows.
- A self-hostable multi-user control plane; Superset's organization and remote-device paths depend on its hosted service.
Which should you pick?
Choose Claxedo if
you want permissive open source, fully supported Mac/Windows/Linux clients, an included relay, and a self-hosted multi-user control plane.
First-party sources
- Superset
- Pricing
- About
- Superset for iPhone
- App Store listing
- Source (superset-sh/superset)
- README
- License (ELv2)
- FAQ
- AI agents
- Remote access
- Setup and teardown scripts
- Tasks
- Slack
- Editor integrations
- In-app browser
- Content owner
- Claxedo maintainers
- Last reviewed
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