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SuperNova

A Windows-first desktop AI workbench that turns chat requests into inspectable local tasks, producing artifacts, runtime receipts, and a record of what actually changed.

SuperNova

SuperNova is a desktop AI agent workbench that brings project files, chat, task execution, context, and output destinations into one workspace. It has two user-visible modes: Chat, for reading and explaining files, documents, and code without changing anything, and TASK, for controlled local execution that produces runtime state, receipts, artifacts, and completion evidence.

In TASK mode it can apply workspace-scoped file changes, copy, move, rename, or unzip files, run bounded foreground commands, start and stop long-running services, and read or create Word, Excel, and PDF documents, recording what actually changed rather than only reporting success. It is built with a Tauri and React front end, a Rust product runtime, a typed protocol, and a process kernel that the project says lets actions produce replayable evidence rather than relying on the agent's own claims. It targets Windows and is currently in release-candidate stabilization.

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