A Superset (Paradev) alternative for teams

Short answer: Superset, the app at superset.sh, renamed itself Paradev in October 2026. It's a good workspace for one developer running many CLI agents in parallel worktrees. Coagy does the parallel worktrees too, and is built for the part after that: a team seeing each other's agents live, asking them questions and handing work off. Coagy runs on macOS, Linux and Windows and is free for up to 4 developers.

Superset is now Paradev

On October 26, 2026, Superset announced it is now called Paradev, because the old name was shared by too many products (Paradev blog). superset.sh redirects to paradev.com, accounts carry over, and the superset command still works next to a new paradev alias. The company is in YC and, per the same blog, raised an $11.5M seed led by Union Square Ventures.

If you searched for "superset ai" or "superset sh" and landed in the wrong place, that's why.

What Paradev does

Paradev is a desktop workspace for CLI coding agents. Per its site and GitHub:

• It supports 21 CLI agents, including Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Cursor Agent, Amp, Copilot, OpenCode, Droid, Kiro and Devin.
• You bring your own subscriptions and keys. It doesn't proxy model calls.
• Each task gets its own git worktree and branch on your machine. It can also use remote hosts, and cloud workspaces come with the Team plan and up.
• It's open source (MIT, per its GitHub).
• macOS is the main platform (Apple Silicon and Intel). Linux is an experimental AppImage. There's no Windows build.

Pricing: Free for 1 user running locally, Pro at $20 per user per month, Team at $60 per user per month with 150 pooled cloud hours per seat, Ultra at $200 per user per month, and Enterprise.

Paradev vs Coagy

	Paradev (Superset)	Coagy
Parallel agents, each in its own git worktree	Yes	Yes
Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor	Yes, plus 17 more agents	Yes
Your own AI subscriptions and keys	Yes	Yes, including Claude subscriptions
macOS	Yes	Yes
Linux	Experimental	Yes
Windows	No	Yes, Windows 10 and 11, no admin rights
Teammates see each other's agents live	Not listed	Yes
Ask a teammate's agent a question, owner approves the answer	Not listed	Yes
Steer a teammate's agent, owner approves each edit	Not listed	Yes
Hand a session to a teammate with its context	Not listed	Yes
Shared project memory every agent can search	Not listed	Yes
Cloud workspaces	Team plan and up	Coagy cloud, optional
Free tier	1 user, local	Up to 4 developers

When Paradev is the better pick

• You work alone on a Mac and want the widest list of agents in one window.
• You use agents Coagy doesn't run, like Amp, Droid, Kiro or Devin.
• You want to read or fork the source code.

If that's you, Paradev is a solid choice, and so is Coagy Local, our free single-player app with no account.

When Coagy is the better pick

• Two or more people on your team run coding agents on the same repository.
• Someone on the team is on Windows or Linux.
• You want to stop asking "what is your agent doing?" in Slack and just look.
• You want reviewers to see the session behind a diff, not only the diff.

Each developer keeps their own agent and their own AI account. A small connector mirrors the sessions they choose to share into the team's workspace. Sessions are private by default.

More: what multiplayer AI means for a coding team, running several agents at once without collisions, and the Conductor alternative page if you're also moving off Conductor.

Questions

What happened to Superset AI?

Superset renamed itself Paradev on October 26, 2026, because the old name was shared by many products. superset.sh now redirects to paradev.com, existing accounts carry over, and the superset command still works.

Is Superset (Paradev) free?

Paradev has a free plan for 1 user running locally. Paid plans start at $20 per user per month, and cloud workspaces come with the $60 per user per month Team plan and up.

Does Paradev work on Windows?

No. Paradev's main platform is macOS, with an experimental Linux AppImage and no Windows build. Coagy's connector runs on macOS, Linux and Windows 10 or 11 without admin rights.

What is the best Superset alternative for a team?

Coagy, if several people on your team run coding agents. Like Paradev it runs each task in its own git worktree, and it also lets teammates watch each other's agents live, ask them questions and steer them with the owner's approval. It is free for up to 4 developers.