Supacode
A native macOS command center for running several coding agents in parallel, giving each task its own git worktree and real terminal, with sessions that persist in the background even if the app quits or an SSH connection drops.
Supacode runs several coding agents side by side from one window, giving each task its own git worktree and terminal so agents do not collide with each other. Worktrees can be created from the sidebar, a hotkey, the command palette, the CLI or a deeplink, and the sidebar tracks each one's branch, file and pull request state live, surfacing the ones that need attention, such as an agent awaiting input or a running script.
Sessions run inside a lightweight session daemon rather than as children of the app itself, so quitting and relaunching the app, or a dropped SSH connection, reattaches every session exactly where it left off, including scrollback. A beta mode manages a repository on a remote host over SSH the same way as a local one, sharing one multiplexed connection for git operations and the terminal.
It detects which coding agent, such as Claude, Codex or Copilot, is running in each pane through installed hooks and shows a live busy, awaiting-input or idle badge, sending a notification when an agent needs attention. A companion command-line tool and deeplinks can drive worktrees, tabs and splits from a script or another tool.