Supacode
Mac app. Agents run on your computer or on your own server.
Product websitesupacode.sh Compare with others Missing or wrong data?
- Desktop app
- Mac
- Browser
- No
- Phone
- No
- Command line
- Yes
- Agents
- Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Pi, Grok and Antigravity
- Your subscription
- Works with your own plan
- Agents run
- On your computer and on your own server
- Laptop closed
- Keeps going
- Isolation
- Worktree
- Parallel agents
- Yes
- Scheduled runs
- No
- Coordinator agent
- No
- Built-in issues
- No
- Pull requests
- Yes
- Review screen
- No
- Team
- No
- Self-hosting
- Yes
- Licence
- Not listed
- Price from
- Free
- How it charges
- Free plan, per seat and one-time purchase
- Paid plans from
- Not listed
Receipts
- Checked
- · oldest answer 2026-11-08
- Findings
- 29 published · 20 cross-checked by a second agent · read them all
- Sources
- 16 public pages on 2 sites: github.com, supacode.sh
- Screenshot
- supacode.sh, retrieved · first party marketing · shows appearance, not capability
- Data
- /products/supacode.json · .md
- Method
- Same rules for all 103 researched ADEs. How we check · Report wrong data
What it does
Where you use it
Supacode ships a native macOS 26+ application and its local CLI. The scoped distribution has no Windows/Linux, web or phone client.
Source and scope for Where you use itAgents it runs
Supacode runs coding CLIs in real terminal panes and ships presence/skill integrations including Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Antigravity, Grok and Pi. General terminals remain extensible to other CLIs.
Source and scope for Agents it runsAccounts and subscriptions
Agents run as ordinary CLIs inside Supacode's real terminals, so each CLI uses its own sign-in, including subscription logins. Not tested; plan terms not checked.
Source and scope for Accounts and subscriptionsWhere agents run
Local execution and beta SSH-host execution are documented. With zmx on remote host, work survives dropped connection/laptop sleep.
Source and scope for Where agents runHow work is kept apart
Supacode separates tasks with Git worktrees and terminal sessions. Its scoped launch factory uses local zmx sessions or a user SSH host, without a product-provisioned per-agent container or VM sandbox.
Source and scope for How work is kept apartParallel work
Several coding agents run side by side, with one worktree/terminal per task.
Source and scope for Parallel workScheduled runs
The scoped app has user-invoked scripts and agent presence hooks, without an app-owned schedule or external-event mechanism that independently starts agent work.
Source and scope for Scheduled runsGit and pull requests
Worktree management and GitHub PR actions show PR state, checks and merge readiness; site explicitly says open PRs.
Source and scope for Git and pull requestsLicence and source
Supacode application source uses FSL-1.1-ALv2. Future Apache conversion does not make current source Apache-2.0.
Source and scope for Licence and sourcePrice
One-time USD 99 Basic, USD 129 Standard or USD 79 per Team seat, minimum three. Includes a year of updates, optional renewals; no recurring monthly starting price is stated.
Source and scope for PriceTyped filters
Every value links to its receipt below. Read plan and surface restrictions before using a filter to decide.
| Filter | Value |
|---|---|
| Desktop OS: macOS | Yes |
| Desktop OS: Windows | No |
| Desktop OS: Linux | No |
| Web client | No |
| Phone access: Native iOS | No |
| Phone access: Native Android | No |
| Phone access: Phone browser | No |
| CLI | Yes cross-checked |
| Coding agents: Claude Code | Yes |
| Coding agents: Codex | Yes |
| Coding agents: Cursor Agent | Unknown |
| Coding agents: Gemini CLI | Unknown |
| Coding agents: OpenCode | Yes |
| Coding agents: Pi | Yes |
| Coding agents: Grok | Yes |
| Coding agents: Aider | Unknown |
| Coding agents: Antigravity | Yes |
| Use my subscription | Yes cross-checked |
| Where agents run: On your computer | Yes cross-checked |
| Where agents run: On your own server | Yes cross-checked |
| Where agents run: In the vendor's cloud | No |
| Workspace isolation: Git worktree | Yes |
| Workspace isolation: Container | No |
| Workspace isolation: VM or microVM | No |
| Parallel runs | Yes cross-checked |
| Coordinator | No |
| Native issue tracking | No |
| Unattended triggers | No |
| Shared prompting | No |
| Team roles | No |
| SSO | No |
| Pull request workflow | Yes cross-checked |
| Review interface | No |
| Product license: Apache-2.0 | Unknown |
| Product license: MIT | Unknown |
| Product license: GPL-3.0 | Unknown |
| Product license: GPL-3.0-or-later | Unknown |
| Product license: AGPL-3.0 | Unknown |
| Product license: AGPL-3.0-or-later | Unknown |
| Product license: Elastic License 2.0 | Unknown |
| Product license: Custom terms | Unknown |
| Product license: Proprietary | Unknown |
| Self-hosting | Yes cross-checked |
| Telemetry opt-out | Yes cross-checked |
| Free access | Yes |
| Starting price: Free | Yes. Free |
| Starting price: Up to $20/month | No. Free |
| Starting price: $21–40/month | No. Free |
| Starting price: $41–100/month | No. Free |
| Starting price: Over $100/month | No. Free |
| Starting price: Contact for pricing | No. Free |
| Pricing model: Free, no paid plan | No |
| Pricing model: Free plan | Yes |
| Pricing model: Subscription | No |
| Pricing model: Per seat | Yes cross-checked |
| Pricing model: Usage-based | No |
| Pricing model: Per machine or compute | No |
| Pricing model: Bring your own key | Unknown |
| Pricing model: One-time purchase | Yes cross-checked |
| Paid plans from: No paid plan | Unknown |
| Paid plans from: $10 or less/month | Unknown |
| Paid plans from: $11–20/month | Unknown |
| Paid plans from: $21–40/month | Unknown |
| Paid plans from: $41–100/month | Unknown |
| Paid plans from: Over $100/month | Unknown |
| Paid plans from: Contact sales | Unknown |
| Lifecycle status: Active | Unknown |
| Lifecycle status: Sunsetting | Unknown |
| Keeps going with laptop closed | Yes cross-checked |
| Open-source license | Unknown |
| Any desktop app | Yes |
| Paid plan up to $20/month | Unknown |
| Paid plan up to $40/month | Unknown |
| Any phone client | No |
Filter receipts
Desktop OS: macOS: Yes
Desktop OS: macOS
Typed value: Yes.
Supacode ships a native macOS 26+ application and its local CLI. The scoped distribution has no Windows/Linux, web or phone client.
- Cli: supacode CLI manages worktrees, tabs, splits and repos.
- Notifications: In-app/system alerts, sounds and per-surface mute.
- This source pass establishes only the named atomic answers. Other parts retain their documented source gaps; no hands-on test was performed.
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Finding: Native macOS terminal/worktree workspace uses libghostty and zmx daemon. CLI/deeplinks control worktrees/tabs/repos. Local and beta SSH repositories support persistence; remote zmx survives dropped SSH/laptop sleep. Presence badges, scripts and GitHub PR controls are documented.
Desktop OS: Windows: No
Desktop OS: Windows
Typed value: No.
Supacode ships a native macOS 26+ application and its local CLI. The scoped distribution has no Windows/Linux, web or phone client.
- Desktop os: Native macOS 26+ only; the build and distribution depend on Xcode and AppKit.
- Mobile apps: No iOS/Android app in the scoped distribution.
- Browser: The CLI uses a local Unix socket, not a released browser UI; no browser client in the scoped distribution.
- Mobile browser: No web UI, including a phone-browser client, in the scoped application.
- This source pass establishes only the named atomic answers. Other parts retain their documented source gaps; no hands-on test was performed.
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Supacode shipped application and execution paths
Finding: The scoped product is a native macOS 26+ AppKit/SwiftUI application plus a macOS CLI that contacts it through a Unix socket. The distribution has no Windows/Linux, web, iOS or Android client. Agent terminals run locally or on user-owned SSH hosts.
Desktop OS: Linux: No
Desktop OS: Linux
Typed value: No.
Supacode ships a native macOS 26+ application and its local CLI. The scoped distribution has no Windows/Linux, web or phone client.
- Desktop os: Native macOS 26+ only; the build and distribution depend on Xcode and AppKit.
- Mobile apps: No iOS/Android app in the scoped distribution.
- Browser: The CLI uses a local Unix socket, not a released browser UI; no browser client in the scoped distribution.
- Mobile browser: No web UI, including a phone-browser client, in the scoped application.
- This source pass establishes only the named atomic answers. Other parts retain their documented source gaps; no hands-on test was performed.
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Supacode shipped application and execution paths
Finding: The scoped product is a native macOS 26+ AppKit/SwiftUI application plus a macOS CLI that contacts it through a Unix socket. The distribution has no Windows/Linux, web, iOS or Android client. Agent terminals run locally or on user-owned SSH hosts.
Web client: No
Web client
Typed value: No.
Supacode ships a native macOS 26+ application and its local CLI. The scoped distribution has no Windows/Linux, web or phone client.
- Desktop os: Native macOS 26+ only; the build and distribution depend on Xcode and AppKit.
- Mobile apps: No iOS/Android app in the scoped distribution.
- Browser: The CLI uses a local Unix socket, not a released browser UI; no browser client in the scoped distribution.
- Mobile browser: No web UI, including a phone-browser client, in the scoped application.
- This source pass establishes only the named atomic answers. Other parts retain their documented source gaps; no hands-on test was performed.
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Supacode shipped application and execution paths
Finding: The scoped product is a native macOS 26+ AppKit/SwiftUI application plus a macOS CLI that contacts it through a Unix socket. The distribution has no Windows/Linux, web, iOS or Android client. Agent terminals run locally or on user-owned SSH hosts.
Phone access: Native iOS: No
Phone access: Native iOS
Typed value: No.
Supacode ships a native macOS 26+ application and its local CLI. The scoped distribution has no Windows/Linux, web or phone client.
- Desktop os: Native macOS 26+ only; the build and distribution depend on Xcode and AppKit.
- Mobile apps: No iOS/Android app in the scoped distribution.
- Browser: The CLI uses a local Unix socket, not a released browser UI; no browser client in the scoped distribution.
- Mobile browser: No web UI, including a phone-browser client, in the scoped application.
- This source pass establishes only the named atomic answers. Other parts retain their documented source gaps; no hands-on test was performed.
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Supacode shipped application and execution paths
Finding: The scoped product is a native macOS 26+ AppKit/SwiftUI application plus a macOS CLI that contacts it through a Unix socket. The distribution has no Windows/Linux, web, iOS or Android client. Agent terminals run locally or on user-owned SSH hosts.
Phone access: Native Android: No
Phone access: Native Android
Typed value: No.
Supacode ships a native macOS 26+ application and its local CLI. The scoped distribution has no Windows/Linux, web or phone client.
- Desktop os: Native macOS 26+ only; the build and distribution depend on Xcode and AppKit.
- Mobile apps: No iOS/Android app in the scoped distribution.
- Browser: The CLI uses a local Unix socket, not a released browser UI; no browser client in the scoped distribution.
- Mobile browser: No web UI, including a phone-browser client, in the scoped application.
- This source pass establishes only the named atomic answers. Other parts retain their documented source gaps; no hands-on test was performed.
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Supacode shipped application and execution paths
Finding: The scoped product is a native macOS 26+ AppKit/SwiftUI application plus a macOS CLI that contacts it through a Unix socket. The distribution has no Windows/Linux, web, iOS or Android client. Agent terminals run locally or on user-owned SSH hosts.
Phone access: Phone browser: No
Phone access: Phone browser
Typed value: No.
Supacode ships a native macOS 26+ application and its local CLI. The scoped distribution has no Windows/Linux, web or phone client.
- Desktop os: Native macOS 26+ only; the build and distribution depend on Xcode and AppKit.
- Mobile apps: No iOS/Android app in the scoped distribution.
- Browser: The CLI uses a local Unix socket, not a released browser UI; no browser client in the scoped distribution.
- Mobile browser: No web UI, including a phone-browser client, in the scoped application.
- This source pass establishes only the named atomic answers. Other parts retain their documented source gaps; no hands-on test was performed.
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Supacode shipped application and execution paths
Finding: The scoped product is a native macOS 26+ AppKit/SwiftUI application plus a macOS CLI that contacts it through a Unix socket. The distribution has no Windows/Linux, web, iOS or Android client. Agent terminals run locally or on user-owned SSH hosts.
CLI: Yes cross-checked
CLI
Typed value: Yes.
Product CLI and deeplinks address repos, worktrees, tabs and surfaces; session IDs are exported.
- Cli: supacode command suite.
- Operations: Manage worktrees, tabs, splits and repos.
- Authentication: SSH host authentication shared through multiplexed connection.
- Only the named facts are documented. Unanswered atomic questions remain unknown; no execution test was performed.
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Finding: Native macOS terminal/worktree workspace uses libghostty and zmx daemon. CLI/deeplinks control worktrees/tabs/repos. Local and beta SSH repositories support persistence; remote zmx survives dropped SSH/laptop sleep. Presence badges, scripts and GitHub PR controls are documented.
Coding agents: Claude Code: Yes
Coding agents: Claude Code
Typed value: Yes.
Supacode runs coding CLIs in real terminal panes and ships presence/skill integrations including Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Antigravity, Grok and Pi. General terminals remain extensible to other CLIs.
- Session integration: Real terminals with agent presence hooks.
- This source pass establishes only the named atomic answers. Other parts retain their documented source gaps; no hands-on test was performed.
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Finding: Marketing explicitly names Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode CLI agents. Basic costs USD 99 for one Mac, Standard USD 129 for two Macs; Team USD 79/seat minimum three. Lifetime app license includes one year of updates, optional USD 59 renewal for Basic/Standard. Trial permits five successful local worktree creations; SSH worktree creation remains free.
Coding agents: Codex: Yes
Coding agents: Codex
Typed value: Yes.
Supacode runs coding CLIs in real terminal panes and ships presence/skill integrations including Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Antigravity, Grok and Pi. General terminals remain extensible to other CLIs.
- Session integration: Real terminals with agent presence hooks.
- This source pass establishes only the named atomic answers. Other parts retain their documented source gaps; no hands-on test was performed.
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Finding: Marketing explicitly names Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode CLI agents. Basic costs USD 99 for one Mac, Standard USD 129 for two Macs; Team USD 79/seat minimum three. Lifetime app license includes one year of updates, optional USD 59 renewal for Basic/Standard. Trial permits five successful local worktree creations; SSH worktree creation remains free.
Coding agents: OpenCode: Yes
Coding agents: OpenCode
Typed value: Yes.
Supacode runs coding CLIs in real terminal panes and ships presence/skill integrations including Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Antigravity, Grok and Pi. General terminals remain extensible to other CLIs.
- Session integration: Real terminals with agent presence hooks.
- This source pass establishes only the named atomic answers. Other parts retain their documented source gaps; no hands-on test was performed.
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Finding: Marketing explicitly names Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode CLI agents. Basic costs USD 99 for one Mac, Standard USD 129 for two Macs; Team USD 79/seat minimum three. Lifetime app license includes one year of updates, optional USD 59 renewal for Basic/Standard. Trial permits five successful local worktree creations; SSH worktree creation remains free.
Coding agents: Pi: Yes
Coding agents: Pi
Typed value: Yes.
Supacode runs coding CLIs in real terminal panes and ships presence/skill integrations including Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Antigravity, Grok and Pi. General terminals remain extensible to other CLIs.
- Harnesses: Named shipped integrations include Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Antigravity, Grok and Pi; other CLI agents can run in terminals.
- This source pass establishes only the named atomic answers. Other parts retain their documented source gaps; no hands-on test was performed.
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Supacode Pi and Grok integrations
Finding: The shipped integration factory explicitly implements Pi and Grok, with corresponding settings/extension installation and agent names. General terminals still allow arbitrary user-installed CLI agents.
Coding agents: Grok: Yes
Coding agents: Grok
Typed value: Yes.
Supacode runs coding CLIs in real terminal panes and ships presence/skill integrations including Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Antigravity, Grok and Pi. General terminals remain extensible to other CLIs.
- Harnesses: Named shipped integrations include Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Antigravity, Grok and Pi; other CLI agents can run in terminals.
- This source pass establishes only the named atomic answers. Other parts retain their documented source gaps; no hands-on test was performed.
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Supacode Pi and Grok integrations
Finding: The shipped integration factory explicitly implements Pi and Grok, with corresponding settings/extension installation and agent names. General terminals still allow arbitrary user-installed CLI agents.
Coding agents: Antigravity: Yes
Coding agents: Antigravity
Typed value: Yes.
Supacode runs coding CLIs in real terminal panes and ships presence/skill integrations including Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Antigravity, Grok and Pi. General terminals remain extensible to other CLIs.
- Harnesses: Named shipped integrations include Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Antigravity, Grok and Pi; other CLI agents can run in terminals.
- This source pass establishes only the named atomic answers. Other parts retain their documented source gaps; no hands-on test was performed.
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Supacode Antigravity support at v0.11.7
Finding: Supacode v0.11.7 runs coding CLIs in terminal panes and ships an Antigravity integration that installs lifecycle hooks and skills for the installed CLI.
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Supacode Antigravity support at v0.11.7
Finding: Supacode v0.11.7 runs coding CLIs in terminal panes and ships an Antigravity integration that installs lifecycle hooks and skills for the installed CLI.
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Supacode Antigravity support at v0.11.7
Finding: Supacode v0.11.7 runs coding CLIs in terminal panes and ships an Antigravity integration that installs lifecycle hooks and skills for the installed CLI.
Use my subscription: Yes cross-checked
Use my subscription
Typed value: Yes.
Agents run as ordinary CLIs inside Supacode's real terminals, so each CLI uses its own sign-in, including subscription logins. Not tested; plan terms not checked.
- Agent subscriptions: Each worktree has a real terminal where the user runs the agent CLI, so the CLI's own sign-in, including a subscription login, applies. Not tested.
- Documentation only; no installed-product test. Provider plan terms were not checked.
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Finding: Each task gets its own git worktree and its own real libghostty terminal, in which the user runs coding agent CLIs side by side.
Where agents run: On your computer: Yes cross-checked
Where agents run: On your computer
Typed value: Yes.
Local execution and beta SSH-host execution are documented. With zmx on remote host, work survives dropped connection/laptop sleep.
- Local: Local terminal and worktree processes.
- Byo remote: Beta SSH repositories on user host.
- Self hosted: Agent work and session daemon on user machines.
- Client disconnect: Remote zmx sessions survive dropped SSH and laptop sleep.
- Only the named facts are documented. Unanswered atomic questions remain unknown; no execution test was performed.
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Finding: Native macOS terminal/worktree workspace uses libghostty and zmx daemon. CLI/deeplinks control worktrees/tabs/repos. Local and beta SSH repositories support persistence; remote zmx survives dropped SSH/laptop sleep. Presence badges, scripts and GitHub PR controls are documented.
Where agents run: On your own server: Yes cross-checked
Where agents run: On your own server
Typed value: Yes.
Local execution and beta SSH-host execution are documented. With zmx on remote host, work survives dropped connection/laptop sleep.
- Local: Local terminal and worktree processes.
- Byo remote: Beta SSH repositories on user host.
- Self hosted: Agent work and session daemon on user machines.
- Client disconnect: Remote zmx sessions survive dropped SSH and laptop sleep.
- Only the named facts are documented. Unanswered atomic questions remain unknown; no execution test was performed.
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Finding: Native macOS terminal/worktree workspace uses libghostty and zmx daemon. CLI/deeplinks control worktrees/tabs/repos. Local and beta SSH repositories support persistence; remote zmx survives dropped SSH/laptop sleep. Presence badges, scripts and GitHub PR controls are documented.
Where agents run: In the vendor's cloud: No
Where agents run: In the vendor's cloud
Typed value: No.
Local execution and beta SSH-host execution are documented. With zmx on remote host, work survives dropped connection/laptop sleep.
- Local: Local terminal and worktree processes.
- Byo remote: Beta SSH repositories on user host.
- Self hosted: Agent work and session daemon on user machines.
- Client disconnect: Remote zmx sessions survive dropped SSH and laptop sleep.
- Only the named facts are documented. Unanswered atomic questions remain unknown; no execution test was performed.
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Finding: Native macOS terminal/worktree workspace uses libghostty and zmx daemon. CLI/deeplinks control worktrees/tabs/repos. Local and beta SSH repositories support persistence; remote zmx survives dropped SSH/laptop sleep. Presence badges, scripts and GitHub PR controls are documented.
Workspace isolation: Git worktree: Yes
Workspace isolation: Git worktree
Typed value: Yes.
Supacode separates tasks with Git worktrees and terminal sessions. Its scoped launch factory uses local zmx sessions or a user SSH host, without a product-provisioned per-agent container or VM sandbox.
- Worktree: Separate Git worktree per task.
- Code separation: Separate task working copies.
- This source pass establishes only the named atomic answers. Other parts retain their documented source gaps; no hands-on test was performed.
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Finding: Native macOS terminal/worktree workspace uses libghostty and zmx daemon. CLI/deeplinks control worktrees/tabs/repos. Local and beta SSH repositories support persistence; remote zmx survives dropped SSH/laptop sleep. Presence badges, scripts and GitHub PR controls are documented.
Workspace isolation: Container: No
Workspace isolation: Container
Typed value: No.
Supacode separates tasks with Git worktrees and terminal sessions. Its scoped launch factory uses local zmx sessions or a user SSH host, without a product-provisioned per-agent container or VM sandbox.
- Container: No per-agent container provisioning branch in the scoped terminal launch factory and app settings; generic user scripts are separate.
- Vm: No per-agent VM provisioning branch in the scoped terminal launch factory; an SSH destination may be a user-owned machine of any kind.
- This source pass establishes only the named atomic answers. Other parts retain their documented source gaps; no hands-on test was performed.
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Supacode complete terminal launch branches
Finding: The terminal launch factory either runs a command directly, attaches a local zmx session, or connects to a user SSH host with optional remote zmx persistence. The scoped app has no per-agent container/VM provisioning backend. Generic repository scripts can run user commands such as docker compose down; that is not a product sandbox mode.
Workspace isolation: VM or microVM: No
Workspace isolation: VM or microVM
Typed value: No.
Supacode separates tasks with Git worktrees and terminal sessions. Its scoped launch factory uses local zmx sessions or a user SSH host, without a product-provisioned per-agent container or VM sandbox.
- Container: No per-agent container provisioning branch in the scoped terminal launch factory and app settings; generic user scripts are separate.
- Vm: No per-agent VM provisioning branch in the scoped terminal launch factory; an SSH destination may be a user-owned machine of any kind.
- This source pass establishes only the named atomic answers. Other parts retain their documented source gaps; no hands-on test was performed.
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Supacode complete terminal launch branches
Finding: The terminal launch factory either runs a command directly, attaches a local zmx session, or connects to a user SSH host with optional remote zmx persistence. The scoped app has no per-agent container/VM provisioning backend. Generic repository scripts can run user commands such as docker compose down; that is not a product sandbox mode.
Parallel runs: Yes cross-checked
Parallel runs
Typed value: Yes.
Several coding agents run side by side, with one worktree/terminal per task.
- Concurrent sessions: Parallel terminal sessions.
- Concurrent tasks: Separate worktree per task.
- Status visibility: Busy, awaiting input and idle badges plus sidebar prioritization.
- Only the named facts are documented. Unanswered atomic questions remain unknown; no execution test was performed.
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Finding: Native macOS terminal/worktree workspace uses libghostty and zmx daemon. CLI/deeplinks control worktrees/tabs/repos. Local and beta SSH repositories support persistence; remote zmx survives dropped SSH/laptop sleep. Presence badges, scripts and GitHub PR controls are documented.
Coordinator: No
Coordinator
Typed value: No.
The shipped Supacode CLI skill exposes pane/worktree controls but supplies no designated coordinator agent role with delegation and inspection tools.
- Roles: No lead/worker agent role protocol in the shipped skill.
- Orchestration owner: No product-supplied coordinator role in the scoped skill, CLI or app reducers.
- This source pass establishes only the named atomic answers. Other parts retain their documented source gaps; no hands-on test was performed.
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Supacode task and review architecture
Finding: Task status is idle/running on a worktree; persistence stores repositories, terminal layouts and sidebar state rather than separate native issues. The supplied CLI skill controls panes/worktrees but defines no coordinator role. Commands and reducers have no autonomous schedule/event dispatch engine or native proposed-code diff viewer; Git diff counts and terminal tools are separate.
Native issue tracking: No
Native issue tracking
Typed value: No.
The scoped Supacode app tracks terminal/worktree activity rather than persistent product-owned issues. idle/running worktree status is not a separate issue lifecycle.
- Task session separation: No issue entity independent of worktrees/terminals in scoped persistence.
- Durable states: The idle/running worktree activity enum is not a persistent issue state model.
- This source pass establishes only the named atomic answers. Other parts retain their documented source gaps; no hands-on test was performed.
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Supacode task and review architecture
Finding: Task status is idle/running on a worktree; persistence stores repositories, terminal layouts and sidebar state rather than separate native issues. The supplied CLI skill controls panes/worktrees but defines no coordinator role. Commands and reducers have no autonomous schedule/event dispatch engine or native proposed-code diff viewer; Git diff counts and terminal tools are separate.
Unattended triggers: No
Unattended triggers
Typed value: No.
The scoped app has user-invoked scripts and agent presence hooks, without an app-owned schedule or external-event mechanism that independently starts agent work.
- Schedules: No cron/schedule dispatcher in scoped reducers and commands.
- Events: Agent hooks report presence rather than dispatching new work from external events.
- This source pass establishes only the named atomic answers. Other parts retain their documented source gaps; no hands-on test was performed.
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Supacode task and review architecture
Finding: Task status is idle/running on a worktree; persistence stores repositories, terminal layouts and sidebar state rather than separate native issues. The supplied CLI skill controls panes/worktrees but defines no coordinator role. Commands and reducers have no autonomous schedule/event dispatch engine or native proposed-code diff viewer; Git diff counts and terminal tools are separate.
Shared prompting: No
Shared prompting
Typed value: No.
The scoped Supacode desktop app is a local OS-user terminal workspace, with no product multi-user shared prompting model.
- Coprompting: No shared human-member thread or multi-user prompt transport in the scoped app.
- This source pass establishes only the named atomic answers. Other parts retain their documented source gaps; no hands-on test was performed.
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Supacode local user data and access model
Finding: The desktop app uses the current OS user's repository settings, terminal layout and local socket. It has no human-member workspace, shared prompting, organization role or SAML/OIDC login model. Commercial license seat assignment is a separate portal and does not create a shared desktop workspace.
Team roles: No
Team roles
Typed value: No.
The scoped desktop workspace has no named organization/project human roles or enterprise SSO. Commercial license portal seats are separate from core workspace access.
- Organization roles: No human organization membership/role model in the desktop app.
- Project roles: Repository settings have no user-role permissions.
- Sso: No enterprise SAML/OIDC identity flow in the scoped desktop app.
- This source pass establishes only the named atomic answers. Other parts retain their documented source gaps; no hands-on test was performed.
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Supacode local user data and access model
Finding: The desktop app uses the current OS user's repository settings, terminal layout and local socket. It has no human-member workspace, shared prompting, organization role or SAML/OIDC login model. Commercial license seat assignment is a separate portal and does not create a shared desktop workspace.
SSO: No
SSO
Typed value: No.
The scoped desktop workspace has no named organization/project human roles or enterprise SSO. Commercial license portal seats are separate from core workspace access.
- Organization roles: No human organization membership/role model in the desktop app.
- Project roles: Repository settings have no user-role permissions.
- Sso: No enterprise SAML/OIDC identity flow in the scoped desktop app.
- This source pass establishes only the named atomic answers. Other parts retain their documented source gaps; no hands-on test was performed.
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Supacode local user data and access model
Finding: The desktop app uses the current OS user's repository settings, terminal layout and local socket. It has no human-member workspace, shared prompting, organization role or SAML/OIDC login model. Commercial license seat assignment is a separate portal and does not create a shared desktop workspace.
Pull request workflow: Yes cross-checked
Pull request workflow
Typed value: Yes.
Worktree management and GitHub PR actions show PR state, checks and merge readiness; site explicitly says open PRs.
- Worktrees: Create/archive/pin/nest worktrees.
- Pull requests: Open PRs and drive PR actions from palette.
- Ci response: PR checks refresh in sidebar.
- Conflicts: Site describes resolving conflicts from terminal.
- Only the named facts are documented. Unanswered atomic questions remain unknown; no execution test was performed.
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Finding: Marketing explicitly names Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode CLI agents. Basic costs USD 99 for one Mac, Standard USD 129 for two Macs; Team USD 79/seat minimum three. Lifetime app license includes one year of updates, optional USD 59 renewal for Basic/Standard. Trial permits five successful local worktree creations; SSH worktree creation remains free.
Review interface: No
Review interface
Typed value: No.
Supacode retains terminal output and Git/PR state. The scoped UI has file listings and diff counts, without a native proposed-code diff viewer; users review via terminal tools.
- Diffs: No native code-diff review surface in the inspected Features/FileExplorer and Features/Repositories UI; terminal tools remain available.
- This source pass establishes only the named atomic answers. Other parts retain their documented source gaps; no hands-on test was performed.
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Supacode task and review architecture
Finding: Task status is idle/running on a worktree; persistence stores repositories, terminal layouts and sidebar state rather than separate native issues. The supplied CLI skill controls panes/worktrees but defines no coordinator role. Commands and reducers have no autonomous schedule/event dispatch engine or native proposed-code diff viewer; Git diff counts and terminal tools are separate.
Self-hosting: Yes cross-checked
Self-hosting
Typed value: Yes.
Core native application and local/remote zmx run on user hardware; commercial activation is required beyond trial local-worktree quota.
- Self hosting: User-operated desktop and SSH repositories.
- Vendor dependencies: License activation/refresh needs vendor service; saved owned versions work offline.
- Only the named facts are documented. Unanswered atomic questions remain unknown; no execution test was performed.
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Finding: Native macOS terminal/worktree workspace uses libghostty and zmx daemon. CLI/deeplinks control worktrees/tabs/repos. Local and beta SSH repositories support persistence; remote zmx survives dropped SSH/laptop sleep. Presence badges, scripts and GitHub PR controls are documented.
Telemetry opt-out: Yes cross-checked
Telemetry opt-out
Typed value: Yes.
The macOS app sends anonymous PostHog usage analytics and crash reports by default; Settings has toggles to turn each off. Other data handling was not established.
- Telemetry disclosure: Settings label analytics as anonymous usage data and crash reports as anonymous stability reports.
- Telemetry defaults: Analytics and crash reports are enabled in the default settings. Source inspection at v0.11.7.
- Telemetry controls: Settings toggles turn off analytics and crash reports; analytics capture checks the setting before sending. Applies after restart.
- Source inspection only; no installed-product or network test. Retention, deletion and provider data handling were not checked.
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Supacode settings Analytics section
Finding: Settings show 'Share analytics' (anonymous usage data) and 'Share crash reports' toggles; changes take effect after restart.
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Finding: PostHog capture and identify run only when the analyticsEnabled setting is on; the default settings enable analytics and crash reports.
Free access: Yes
Free access
Typed value: Yes.
Five local worktree creations are trial access; existing worktrees/terminals stay usable and SSH worktree creation remains free.
- Ongoing free: Existing terminals/worktrees and SSH worktree creation remain usable/free after local quota.
- Trial: Five successful local creations across all repos per Mac.
- Usage caps: Deletion does not reset quota; failed creation does not count.
- Only the named facts are documented. Unanswered atomic questions remain unknown; no execution test was performed.
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Finding: Marketing explicitly names Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode CLI agents. Basic costs USD 99 for one Mac, Standard USD 129 for two Macs; Team USD 79/seat minimum three. Lifetime app license includes one year of updates, optional USD 59 renewal for Basic/Standard. Trial permits five successful local worktree creations; SSH worktree creation remains free.
Starting price: Free: Yes. Free
Starting price: Free
Typed value: Yes. Free.
Five local worktree creations are trial access; existing worktrees/terminals stay usable and SSH worktree creation remains free.
- Ongoing free: Existing terminals/worktrees and SSH worktree creation remain usable/free after local quota.
- Trial: Five successful local creations across all repos per Mac.
- Usage caps: Deletion does not reset quota; failed creation does not count.
- Only the named facts are documented. Unanswered atomic questions remain unknown; no execution test was performed.
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Finding: Marketing explicitly names Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode CLI agents. Basic costs USD 99 for one Mac, Standard USD 129 for two Macs; Team USD 79/seat minimum three. Lifetime app license includes one year of updates, optional USD 59 renewal for Basic/Standard. Trial permits five successful local worktree creations; SSH worktree creation remains free.
Starting price: Up to $20/month: No. Free
Starting price: Up to $20/month
Typed value: No. Free.
Five local worktree creations are trial access; existing worktrees/terminals stay usable and SSH worktree creation remains free.
- Ongoing free: Existing terminals/worktrees and SSH worktree creation remain usable/free after local quota.
- Trial: Five successful local creations across all repos per Mac.
- Usage caps: Deletion does not reset quota; failed creation does not count.
- Only the named facts are documented. Unanswered atomic questions remain unknown; no execution test was performed.
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Finding: Marketing explicitly names Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode CLI agents. Basic costs USD 99 for one Mac, Standard USD 129 for two Macs; Team USD 79/seat minimum three. Lifetime app license includes one year of updates, optional USD 59 renewal for Basic/Standard. Trial permits five successful local worktree creations; SSH worktree creation remains free.
Starting price: $21–40/month: No. Free
Starting price: $21–40/month
Typed value: No. Free.
Five local worktree creations are trial access; existing worktrees/terminals stay usable and SSH worktree creation remains free.
- Ongoing free: Existing terminals/worktrees and SSH worktree creation remain usable/free after local quota.
- Trial: Five successful local creations across all repos per Mac.
- Usage caps: Deletion does not reset quota; failed creation does not count.
- Only the named facts are documented. Unanswered atomic questions remain unknown; no execution test was performed.
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Finding: Marketing explicitly names Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode CLI agents. Basic costs USD 99 for one Mac, Standard USD 129 for two Macs; Team USD 79/seat minimum three. Lifetime app license includes one year of updates, optional USD 59 renewal for Basic/Standard. Trial permits five successful local worktree creations; SSH worktree creation remains free.
Starting price: $41–100/month: No. Free
Starting price: $41–100/month
Typed value: No. Free.
Five local worktree creations are trial access; existing worktrees/terminals stay usable and SSH worktree creation remains free.
- Ongoing free: Existing terminals/worktrees and SSH worktree creation remain usable/free after local quota.
- Trial: Five successful local creations across all repos per Mac.
- Usage caps: Deletion does not reset quota; failed creation does not count.
- Only the named facts are documented. Unanswered atomic questions remain unknown; no execution test was performed.
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Finding: Marketing explicitly names Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode CLI agents. Basic costs USD 99 for one Mac, Standard USD 129 for two Macs; Team USD 79/seat minimum three. Lifetime app license includes one year of updates, optional USD 59 renewal for Basic/Standard. Trial permits five successful local worktree creations; SSH worktree creation remains free.
Starting price: Over $100/month: No. Free
Starting price: Over $100/month
Typed value: No. Free.
Five local worktree creations are trial access; existing worktrees/terminals stay usable and SSH worktree creation remains free.
- Ongoing free: Existing terminals/worktrees and SSH worktree creation remain usable/free after local quota.
- Trial: Five successful local creations across all repos per Mac.
- Usage caps: Deletion does not reset quota; failed creation does not count.
- Only the named facts are documented. Unanswered atomic questions remain unknown; no execution test was performed.
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Finding: Marketing explicitly names Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode CLI agents. Basic costs USD 99 for one Mac, Standard USD 129 for two Macs; Team USD 79/seat minimum three. Lifetime app license includes one year of updates, optional USD 59 renewal for Basic/Standard. Trial permits five successful local worktree creations; SSH worktree creation remains free.
Starting price: Contact for pricing: No. Free
Starting price: Contact for pricing
Typed value: No. Free.
Five local worktree creations are trial access; existing worktrees/terminals stay usable and SSH worktree creation remains free.
- Ongoing free: Existing terminals/worktrees and SSH worktree creation remain usable/free after local quota.
- Trial: Five successful local creations across all repos per Mac.
- Usage caps: Deletion does not reset quota; failed creation does not count.
- Only the named facts are documented. Unanswered atomic questions remain unknown; no execution test was performed.
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Finding: Marketing explicitly names Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode CLI agents. Basic costs USD 99 for one Mac, Standard USD 129 for two Macs; Team USD 79/seat minimum three. Lifetime app license includes one year of updates, optional USD 59 renewal for Basic/Standard. Trial permits five successful local worktree creations; SSH worktree creation remains free.
Pricing model: Free, no paid plan: No
Pricing model: Free, no paid plan
Typed value: No.
One-time USD 99 Basic, USD 129 Standard or USD 79 per Team seat, minimum three. Includes a year of updates, optional renewals; no recurring monthly starting price is stated.
- Currency: USD.
- Interval: Lifetime one-time license with one year of updates.
- Seats: Basic one person/one Mac; Standard one person/two Macs; Team one Mac per seat.
- Seat minimum: Team minimum three seats.
- Trial: Five successful local worktree creations.
- Model cost: User brings coding agents; their charges remain separate.
- Only the named facts are documented. Unanswered atomic questions remain unknown; no execution test was performed.
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Finding: Marketing explicitly names Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode CLI agents. Basic costs USD 99 for one Mac, Standard USD 129 for two Macs; Team USD 79/seat minimum three. Lifetime app license includes one year of updates, optional USD 59 renewal for Basic/Standard. Trial permits five successful local worktree creations; SSH worktree creation remains free.
Pricing model: Free plan: Yes
Pricing model: Free plan
Typed value: Yes.
One-time USD 99 Basic, USD 129 Standard or USD 79 per Team seat, minimum three. Includes a year of updates, optional renewals; no recurring monthly starting price is stated.
- Currency: USD.
- Interval: Lifetime one-time license with one year of updates.
- Seats: Basic one person/one Mac; Standard one person/two Macs; Team one Mac per seat.
- Seat minimum: Team minimum three seats.
- Trial: Five successful local worktree creations.
- Model cost: User brings coding agents; their charges remain separate.
- Only the named facts are documented. Unanswered atomic questions remain unknown; no execution test was performed.
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Finding: Marketing explicitly names Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode CLI agents. Basic costs USD 99 for one Mac, Standard USD 129 for two Macs; Team USD 79/seat minimum three. Lifetime app license includes one year of updates, optional USD 59 renewal for Basic/Standard. Trial permits five successful local worktree creations; SSH worktree creation remains free.
Pricing model: Subscription: No
Pricing model: Subscription
Typed value: No.
One-time USD 99 Basic, USD 129 Standard or USD 79 per Team seat, minimum three. Includes a year of updates, optional renewals; no recurring monthly starting price is stated.
- Currency: USD.
- Interval: Lifetime one-time license with one year of updates.
- Seats: Basic one person/one Mac; Standard one person/two Macs; Team one Mac per seat.
- Seat minimum: Team minimum three seats.
- Trial: Five successful local worktree creations.
- Model cost: User brings coding agents; their charges remain separate.
- Only the named facts are documented. Unanswered atomic questions remain unknown; no execution test was performed.
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Finding: Marketing explicitly names Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode CLI agents. Basic costs USD 99 for one Mac, Standard USD 129 for two Macs; Team USD 79/seat minimum three. Lifetime app license includes one year of updates, optional USD 59 renewal for Basic/Standard. Trial permits five successful local worktree creations; SSH worktree creation remains free.
Pricing model: Per seat: Yes cross-checked
Pricing model: Per seat
Typed value: Yes.
One-time USD 99 Basic, USD 129 Standard or USD 79 per Team seat, minimum three. Includes a year of updates, optional renewals; no recurring monthly starting price is stated.
- Currency: USD.
- Interval: Lifetime one-time license with one year of updates.
- Seats: Basic one person/one Mac; Standard one person/two Macs; Team one Mac per seat.
- Seat minimum: Team minimum three seats.
- Trial: Five successful local worktree creations.
- Model cost: User brings coding agents; their charges remain separate.
- Only the named facts are documented. Unanswered atomic questions remain unknown; no execution test was performed.
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Finding: Marketing explicitly names Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode CLI agents. Basic costs USD 99 for one Mac, Standard USD 129 for two Macs; Team USD 79/seat minimum three. Lifetime app license includes one year of updates, optional USD 59 renewal for Basic/Standard. Trial permits five successful local worktree creations; SSH worktree creation remains free.
Pricing model: Usage-based: No
Pricing model: Usage-based
Typed value: No.
One-time USD 99 Basic, USD 129 Standard or USD 79 per Team seat, minimum three. Includes a year of updates, optional renewals; no recurring monthly starting price is stated.
- Currency: USD.
- Interval: Lifetime one-time license with one year of updates.
- Seats: Basic one person/one Mac; Standard one person/two Macs; Team one Mac per seat.
- Seat minimum: Team minimum three seats.
- Trial: Five successful local worktree creations.
- Model cost: User brings coding agents; their charges remain separate.
- Only the named facts are documented. Unanswered atomic questions remain unknown; no execution test was performed.
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Finding: Marketing explicitly names Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode CLI agents. Basic costs USD 99 for one Mac, Standard USD 129 for two Macs; Team USD 79/seat minimum three. Lifetime app license includes one year of updates, optional USD 59 renewal for Basic/Standard. Trial permits five successful local worktree creations; SSH worktree creation remains free.
Pricing model: Per machine or compute: No
Pricing model: Per machine or compute
Typed value: No.
One-time USD 99 Basic, USD 129 Standard or USD 79 per Team seat, minimum three. Includes a year of updates, optional renewals; no recurring monthly starting price is stated.
- Currency: USD.
- Interval: Lifetime one-time license with one year of updates.
- Seats: Basic one person/one Mac; Standard one person/two Macs; Team one Mac per seat.
- Seat minimum: Team minimum three seats.
- Trial: Five successful local worktree creations.
- Model cost: User brings coding agents; their charges remain separate.
- Only the named facts are documented. Unanswered atomic questions remain unknown; no execution test was performed.
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Finding: Marketing explicitly names Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode CLI agents. Basic costs USD 99 for one Mac, Standard USD 129 for two Macs; Team USD 79/seat minimum three. Lifetime app license includes one year of updates, optional USD 59 renewal for Basic/Standard. Trial permits five successful local worktree creations; SSH worktree creation remains free.
Pricing model: One-time purchase: Yes cross-checked
Pricing model: One-time purchase
Typed value: Yes.
One-time USD 99 Basic, USD 129 Standard or USD 79 per Team seat, minimum three. Includes a year of updates, optional renewals; no recurring monthly starting price is stated.
- Currency: USD.
- Interval: Lifetime one-time license with one year of updates.
- Seats: Basic one person/one Mac; Standard one person/two Macs; Team one Mac per seat.
- Seat minimum: Team minimum three seats.
- Trial: Five successful local worktree creations.
- Model cost: User brings coding agents; their charges remain separate.
- Only the named facts are documented. Unanswered atomic questions remain unknown; no execution test was performed.
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Finding: Marketing explicitly names Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode CLI agents. Basic costs USD 99 for one Mac, Standard USD 129 for two Macs; Team USD 79/seat minimum three. Lifetime app license includes one year of updates, optional USD 59 renewal for Basic/Standard. Trial permits five successful local worktree creations; SSH worktree creation remains free.
Keeps going with laptop closed: Yes cross-checked
Keeps going with laptop closed
Typed value: Yes.
Local execution and beta SSH-host execution are documented. With zmx on remote host, work survives dropped connection/laptop sleep.
- Local: Local terminal and worktree processes.
- Byo remote: Beta SSH repositories on user host.
- Self hosted: Agent work and session daemon on user machines.
- Client disconnect: Remote zmx sessions survive dropped SSH and laptop sleep.
- Only the named facts are documented. Unanswered atomic questions remain unknown; no execution test was performed.
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Finding: Native macOS terminal/worktree workspace uses libghostty and zmx daemon. CLI/deeplinks control worktrees/tabs/repos. Local and beta SSH repositories support persistence; remote zmx survives dropped SSH/laptop sleep. Presence badges, scripts and GitHub PR controls are documented.
Any desktop app: Yes
Any desktop app
Typed value: Yes.
Supacode ships a native macOS 26+ application and its local CLI. The scoped distribution has no Windows/Linux, web or phone client.
- Cli: supacode CLI manages worktrees, tabs, splits and repos.
- Notifications: In-app/system alerts, sounds and per-surface mute.
- This source pass establishes only the named atomic answers. Other parts retain their documented source gaps; no hands-on test was performed.
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Finding: Native macOS terminal/worktree workspace uses libghostty and zmx daemon. CLI/deeplinks control worktrees/tabs/repos. Local and beta SSH repositories support persistence; remote zmx survives dropped SSH/laptop sleep. Presence badges, scripts and GitHub PR controls are documented.
Any phone client: No
Any phone client
Typed value: No.
Supacode ships a native macOS 26+ application and its local CLI. The scoped distribution has no Windows/Linux, web or phone client.
- Desktop os: Native macOS 26+ only; the build and distribution depend on Xcode and AppKit.
- Mobile apps: No iOS/Android app in the scoped distribution.
- Browser: The CLI uses a local Unix socket, not a released browser UI; no browser client in the scoped distribution.
- Mobile browser: No web UI, including a phone-browser client, in the scoped application.
- This source pass establishes only the named atomic answers. Other parts retain their documented source gaps; no hands-on test was performed.
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Supacode shipped application and execution paths
Finding: The scoped product is a native macOS 26+ AppKit/SwiftUI application plus a macOS CLI that contacts it through a Unix socket. The distribution has no Windows/Linux, web, iOS or Android client. Agent terminals run locally or on user-owned SSH hosts.
All public findings
Findings may summarize a source. They are not presented as verbatim statements.
supacode:ACC-01: Supacode ships a native macOS 26+ application and its local CLI. The scoped distribution has no Windows/Linux, web or phone client.
supacode:ACC-01
Supacode ships a native macOS 26+ application and its local CLI. The scoped distribution has no Windows/Linux, web or phone client.
- This source pass establishes only the named atomic answers. Other parts retain their documented source gaps; no hands-on test was performed.
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Finding: Native macOS terminal/worktree workspace uses libghostty and zmx daemon. CLI/deeplinks control worktrees/tabs/repos. Local and beta SSH repositories support persistence; remote zmx survives dropped SSH/laptop sleep. Presence badges, scripts and GitHub PR controls are documented.
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Supacode shipped application and execution paths
Finding: The scoped product is a native macOS 26+ AppKit/SwiftUI application plus a macOS CLI that contacts it through a Unix socket. The distribution has no Windows/Linux, web, iOS or Android client. Agent terminals run locally or on user-owned SSH hosts.
supacode:ACC-02: Supacode runs coding CLIs in real terminal panes and ships presence/skill integrations including Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Antigravity, Grok and Pi. General terminals remain extensible to other CLIs.
supacode:ACC-02
Supacode runs coding CLIs in real terminal panes and ships presence/skill integrations including Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Antigravity, Grok and Pi. General terminals remain extensible to other CLIs.
- This source pass establishes only the named atomic answers. Other parts retain their documented source gaps; no hands-on test was performed.
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Finding: Native macOS terminal/worktree workspace uses libghostty and zmx daemon. CLI/deeplinks control worktrees/tabs/repos. Local and beta SSH repositories support persistence; remote zmx survives dropped SSH/laptop sleep. Presence badges, scripts and GitHub PR controls are documented.
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Finding: Marketing explicitly names Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode CLI agents. Basic costs USD 99 for one Mac, Standard USD 129 for two Macs; Team USD 79/seat minimum three. Lifetime app license includes one year of updates, optional USD 59 renewal for Basic/Standard. Trial permits five successful local worktree creations; SSH worktree creation remains free.
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Supacode Antigravity support at v0.11.7
Finding: Supacode v0.11.7 runs coding CLIs in terminal panes and ships an Antigravity integration that installs lifecycle hooks and skills for the installed CLI.
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Supacode Antigravity support at v0.11.7
Finding: Supacode v0.11.7 runs coding CLIs in terminal panes and ships an Antigravity integration that installs lifecycle hooks and skills for the installed CLI.
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Supacode Antigravity support at v0.11.7
Finding: Supacode v0.11.7 runs coding CLIs in terminal panes and ships an Antigravity integration that installs lifecycle hooks and skills for the installed CLI.
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Supacode Pi and Grok integrations
Finding: The shipped integration factory explicitly implements Pi and Grok, with corresponding settings/extension installation and agent names. General terminals still allow arbitrary user-installed CLI agents.
supacode:ACC-03: Agents run as ordinary CLIs inside Supacode's real terminals, so each CLI uses its own sign-in, including subscription logins. Not tested; plan terms not checked. cross-checked
supacode:ACC-03
Agents run as ordinary CLIs inside Supacode's real terminals, so each CLI uses its own sign-in, including subscription logins. Not tested; plan terms not checked.
- Documentation only; no installed-product test. Provider plan terms were not checked.
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Finding: Each task gets its own git worktree and its own real libghostty terminal, in which the user runs coding agent CLIs side by side.
supacode:ACC-04: Local plain folders and Git repositories are supported; source builds need macOS/Xcode/mise and submodules. cross-checked
supacode:ACC-04
Local plain folders and Git repositories are supported; source builds need macOS/Xcode/mise and submodules.
- Only the named facts are documented. Unanswered atomic questions remain unknown; no execution test was performed.
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Finding: Native macOS terminal/worktree workspace uses libghostty and zmx daemon. CLI/deeplinks control worktrees/tabs/repos. Local and beta SSH repositories support persistence; remote zmx survives dropped SSH/laptop sleep. Presence badges, scripts and GitHub PR controls are documented.
supacode:ACC-05: Product CLI and deeplinks address repos, worktrees, tabs and surfaces; session IDs are exported. cross-checked
supacode:ACC-05
Product CLI and deeplinks address repos, worktrees, tabs and surfaces; session IDs are exported.
- Only the named facts are documented. Unanswered atomic questions remain unknown; no execution test was performed.
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Finding: Native macOS terminal/worktree workspace uses libghostty and zmx daemon. CLI/deeplinks control worktrees/tabs/repos. Local and beta SSH repositories support persistence; remote zmx survives dropped SSH/laptop sleep. Presence badges, scripts and GitHub PR controls are documented.
supacode:ACC-07: Native macOS client uses libghostty with The Composable Architecture and zmx. cross-checked
supacode:ACC-07
Native macOS client uses libghostty with The Composable Architecture and zmx.
- Only the named facts are documented. Unanswered atomic questions remain unknown; no execution test was performed.
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Finding: Native macOS terminal/worktree workspace uses libghostty and zmx daemon. CLI/deeplinks control worktrees/tabs/repos. Local and beta SSH repositories support persistence; remote zmx survives dropped SSH/laptop sleep. Presence badges, scripts and GitHub PR controls are documented.
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Finding: Marketing explicitly names Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode CLI agents. Basic costs USD 99 for one Mac, Standard USD 129 for two Macs; Team USD 79/seat minimum three. Lifetime app license includes one year of updates, optional USD 59 renewal for Basic/Standard. Trial permits five successful local worktree creations; SSH worktree creation remains free.
supacode:PLAN-06: The scoped Supacode app tracks terminal/worktree activity rather than persistent product-owned issues. idle/running worktree status is not a separate issue lifecycle.
supacode:PLAN-06
The scoped Supacode app tracks terminal/worktree activity rather than persistent product-owned issues. idle/running worktree status is not a separate issue lifecycle.
- This source pass establishes only the named atomic answers. Other parts retain their documented source gaps; no hands-on test was performed.
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Supacode task and review architecture
Finding: Task status is idle/running on a worktree; persistence stores repositories, terminal layouts and sidebar state rather than separate native issues. The supplied CLI skill controls panes/worktrees but defines no coordinator role. Commands and reducers have no autonomous schedule/event dispatch engine or native proposed-code diff viewer; Git diff counts and terminal tools are separate.
supacode:COORD-01: Several coding agents run side by side, with one worktree/terminal per task. cross-checked
supacode:COORD-01
Several coding agents run side by side, with one worktree/terminal per task.
- Only the named facts are documented. Unanswered atomic questions remain unknown; no execution test was performed.
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Finding: Native macOS terminal/worktree workspace uses libghostty and zmx daemon. CLI/deeplinks control worktrees/tabs/repos. Local and beta SSH repositories support persistence; remote zmx survives dropped SSH/laptop sleep. Presence badges, scripts and GitHub PR controls are documented.
supacode:COORD-03: The shipped Supacode CLI skill exposes pane/worktree controls but supplies no designated coordinator agent role with delegation and inspection tools.
supacode:COORD-03
The shipped Supacode CLI skill exposes pane/worktree controls but supplies no designated coordinator agent role with delegation and inspection tools.
- This source pass establishes only the named atomic answers. Other parts retain their documented source gaps; no hands-on test was performed.
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Supacode task and review architecture
Finding: Task status is idle/running on a worktree; persistence stores repositories, terminal layouts and sidebar state rather than separate native issues. The supplied CLI skill controls panes/worktrees but defines no coordinator role. Commands and reducers have no autonomous schedule/event dispatch engine or native proposed-code diff viewer; Git diff counts and terminal tools are separate.
supacode:COORD-04: The scoped app has user-invoked scripts and agent presence hooks, without an app-owned schedule or external-event mechanism that independently starts agent work.
supacode:COORD-04
The scoped app has user-invoked scripts and agent presence hooks, without an app-owned schedule or external-event mechanism that independently starts agent work.
- This source pass establishes only the named atomic answers. Other parts retain their documented source gaps; no hands-on test was performed.
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Supacode task and review architecture
Finding: Task status is idle/running on a worktree; persistence stores repositories, terminal layouts and sidebar state rather than separate native issues. The supplied CLI skill controls panes/worktrees but defines no coordinator role. Commands and reducers have no autonomous schedule/event dispatch engine or native proposed-code diff viewer; Git diff counts and terminal tools are separate.
supacode:COORD-05: Agent presence badges, attention notifications and worktree hoisting expose need for input; terminal input provides intervention. cross-checked
supacode:COORD-05
Agent presence badges, attention notifications and worktree hoisting expose need for input; terminal input provides intervention.
- Only the named facts are documented. Unanswered atomic questions remain unknown; no execution test was performed.
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Finding: Native macOS terminal/worktree workspace uses libghostty and zmx daemon. CLI/deeplinks control worktrees/tabs/repos. Local and beta SSH repositories support persistence; remote zmx survives dropped SSH/laptop sleep. Presence badges, scripts and GitHub PR controls are documented.
supacode:COORD-07: Worktrees can be created by UI, CLI or deeplink, and named repo/global scripts run in dedicated tabs. cross-checked
supacode:COORD-07
Worktrees can be created by UI, CLI or deeplink, and named repo/global scripts run in dedicated tabs.
- Only the named facts are documented. Unanswered atomic questions remain unknown; no execution test was performed.
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Finding: Native macOS terminal/worktree workspace uses libghostty and zmx daemon. CLI/deeplinks control worktrees/tabs/repos. Local and beta SSH repositories support persistence; remote zmx survives dropped SSH/laptop sleep. Presence badges, scripts and GitHub PR controls are documented.
supacode:RUN-01: Local execution and beta SSH-host execution are documented. With zmx on remote host, work survives dropped connection/laptop sleep. cross-checked
supacode:RUN-01
Local execution and beta SSH-host execution are documented. With zmx on remote host, work survives dropped connection/laptop sleep.
- Only the named facts are documented. Unanswered atomic questions remain unknown; no execution test was performed.
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Finding: Native macOS terminal/worktree workspace uses libghostty and zmx daemon. CLI/deeplinks control worktrees/tabs/repos. Local and beta SSH repositories support persistence; remote zmx survives dropped SSH/laptop sleep. Presence badges, scripts and GitHub PR controls are documented.
supacode:RUN-02: Supacode separates tasks with Git worktrees and terminal sessions. Its scoped launch factory uses local zmx sessions or a user SSH host, without a product-provisioned per-agent container or VM sandbox.
supacode:RUN-02
Supacode separates tasks with Git worktrees and terminal sessions. Its scoped launch factory uses local zmx sessions or a user SSH host, without a product-provisioned per-agent container or VM sandbox.
- This source pass establishes only the named atomic answers. Other parts retain their documented source gaps; no hands-on test was performed.
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Finding: Native macOS terminal/worktree workspace uses libghostty and zmx daemon. CLI/deeplinks control worktrees/tabs/repos. Local and beta SSH repositories support persistence; remote zmx survives dropped SSH/laptop sleep. Presence badges, scripts and GitHub PR controls are documented.
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Supacode complete terminal launch branches
Finding: The terminal launch factory either runs a command directly, attaches a local zmx session, or connects to a user SSH host with optional remote zmx persistence. The scoped app has no per-agent container/VM provisioning backend. Generic repository scripts can run user commands such as docker compose down; that is not a product sandbox mode.
supacode:RUN-03: zmx sessions are independent of app lifecycle, retain scrollback and reconnect after relaunch. Remote requires zmx on SSH host. cross-checked
supacode:RUN-03
zmx sessions are independent of app lifecycle, retain scrollback and reconnect after relaunch. Remote requires zmx on SSH host.
- Only the named facts are documented. Unanswered atomic questions remain unknown; no execution test was performed.
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Finding: Native macOS terminal/worktree workspace uses libghostty and zmx daemon. CLI/deeplinks control worktrees/tabs/repos. Local and beta SSH repositories support persistence; remote zmx survives dropped SSH/laptop sleep. Presence badges, scripts and GitHub PR controls are documented.
supacode:RUN-04: Per-repo setup/archive scripts and named custom scripts are supported; environment repair unestablished. cross-checked
supacode:RUN-04
Per-repo setup/archive scripts and named custom scripts are supported; environment repair unestablished.
- Only the named facts are documented. Unanswered atomic questions remain unknown; no execution test was performed.
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Finding: Native macOS terminal/worktree workspace uses libghostty and zmx daemon. CLI/deeplinks control worktrees/tabs/repos. Local and beta SSH repositories support persistence; remote zmx survives dropped SSH/laptop sleep. Presence badges, scripts and GitHub PR controls are documented.
supacode:RUN-06: Presence and live branch/file/PR state help track work. This source pass did not verify status accuracy under failure. cross-checked
supacode:RUN-06
Presence and live branch/file/PR state help track work. This source pass did not verify status accuracy under failure.
- Only the named facts are documented. Unanswered atomic questions remain unknown; no execution test was performed.
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Finding: Native macOS terminal/worktree workspace uses libghostty and zmx daemon. CLI/deeplinks control worktrees/tabs/repos. Local and beta SSH repositories support persistence; remote zmx survives dropped SSH/laptop sleep. Presence badges, scripts and GitHub PR controls are documented.
supacode:TEAM-01: The scoped Supacode desktop app is a local OS-user terminal workspace, with no product multi-user shared prompting model.
supacode:TEAM-01
The scoped Supacode desktop app is a local OS-user terminal workspace, with no product multi-user shared prompting model.
- This source pass establishes only the named atomic answers. Other parts retain their documented source gaps; no hands-on test was performed.
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Supacode local user data and access model
Finding: The desktop app uses the current OS user's repository settings, terminal layout and local socket. It has no human-member workspace, shared prompting, organization role or SAML/OIDC login model. Commercial license seat assignment is a separate portal and does not create a shared desktop workspace.
supacode:TEAM-02: The scoped desktop workspace has no named organization/project human roles or enterprise SSO. Commercial license portal seats are separate from core workspace access.
supacode:TEAM-02
The scoped desktop workspace has no named organization/project human roles or enterprise SSO. Commercial license portal seats are separate from core workspace access.
- This source pass establishes only the named atomic answers. Other parts retain their documented source gaps; no hands-on test was performed.
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Supacode local user data and access model
Finding: The desktop app uses the current OS user's repository settings, terminal layout and local socket. It has no human-member workspace, shared prompting, organization role or SAML/OIDC login model. Commercial license seat assignment is a separate portal and does not create a shared desktop workspace.
supacode:SHIP-01: Supacode retains terminal output and Git/PR state. The scoped UI has file listings and diff counts, without a native proposed-code diff viewer; users review via terminal tools.
supacode:SHIP-01
Supacode retains terminal output and Git/PR state. The scoped UI has file listings and diff counts, without a native proposed-code diff viewer; users review via terminal tools.
- This source pass establishes only the named atomic answers. Other parts retain their documented source gaps; no hands-on test was performed.
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Finding: Native macOS terminal/worktree workspace uses libghostty and zmx daemon. CLI/deeplinks control worktrees/tabs/repos. Local and beta SSH repositories support persistence; remote zmx survives dropped SSH/laptop sleep. Presence badges, scripts and GitHub PR controls are documented.
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Supacode task and review architecture
Finding: Task status is idle/running on a worktree; persistence stores repositories, terminal layouts and sidebar state rather than separate native issues. The supplied CLI skill controls panes/worktrees but defines no coordinator role. Commands and reducers have no autonomous schedule/event dispatch engine or native proposed-code diff viewer; Git diff counts and terminal tools are separate.
supacode:SHIP-03: Worktree management and GitHub PR actions show PR state, checks and merge readiness; site explicitly says open PRs. cross-checked
supacode:SHIP-03
Worktree management and GitHub PR actions show PR state, checks and merge readiness; site explicitly says open PRs.
- Only the named facts are documented. Unanswered atomic questions remain unknown; no execution test was performed.
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Finding: Native macOS terminal/worktree workspace uses libghostty and zmx daemon. CLI/deeplinks control worktrees/tabs/repos. Local and beta SSH repositories support persistence; remote zmx survives dropped SSH/laptop sleep. Presence badges, scripts and GitHub PR controls are documented.
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Finding: Marketing explicitly names Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode CLI agents. Basic costs USD 99 for one Mac, Standard USD 129 for two Macs; Team USD 79/seat minimum three. Lifetime app license includes one year of updates, optional USD 59 renewal for Basic/Standard. Trial permits five successful local worktree creations; SSH worktree creation remains free.
supacode:SHIP-04: GitHub integration exposes PR merge actions and configurable merge strategy. Exact-revision authorization unestablished. cross-checked
supacode:SHIP-04
GitHub integration exposes PR merge actions and configurable merge strategy. Exact-revision authorization unestablished.
- Only the named facts are documented. Unanswered atomic questions remain unknown; no execution test was performed.
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Finding: Native macOS terminal/worktree workspace uses libghostty and zmx daemon. CLI/deeplinks control worktrees/tabs/repos. Local and beta SSH repositories support persistence; remote zmx survives dropped SSH/laptop sleep. Presence badges, scripts and GitHub PR controls are documented.
supacode:OWN-01: Supacode application source uses FSL-1.1-ALv2. Future Apache conversion does not make current source Apache-2.0. cross-checked
supacode:OWN-01
Supacode application source uses FSL-1.1-ALv2. Future Apache conversion does not make current source Apache-2.0.
- Only the named facts are documented. Unanswered atomic questions remain unknown; no execution test was performed.
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Finding: Application source uses Functional Source License 1.1 with ALv2 future license, restricting competing commercial use before conversion.
supacode:OWN-02: Core native application and local/remote zmx run on user hardware; commercial activation is required beyond trial local-worktree quota. cross-checked
supacode:OWN-02
Core native application and local/remote zmx run on user hardware; commercial activation is required beyond trial local-worktree quota.
- Only the named facts are documented. Unanswered atomic questions remain unknown; no execution test was performed.
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Finding: Native macOS terminal/worktree workspace uses libghostty and zmx daemon. CLI/deeplinks control worktrees/tabs/repos. Local and beta SSH repositories support persistence; remote zmx survives dropped SSH/laptop sleep. Presence badges, scripts and GitHub PR controls are documented.
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Finding: Marketing explicitly names Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode CLI agents. Basic costs USD 99 for one Mac, Standard USD 129 for two Macs; Team USD 79/seat minimum three. Lifetime app license includes one year of updates, optional USD 59 renewal for Basic/Standard. Trial permits five successful local worktree creations; SSH worktree creation remains free.
supacode:OWN-03: The macOS app sends anonymous PostHog usage analytics and crash reports by default; Settings has toggles to turn each off. Other data handling was not established. cross-checked
supacode:OWN-03
The macOS app sends anonymous PostHog usage analytics and crash reports by default; Settings has toggles to turn each off. Other data handling was not established.
- Source inspection only; no installed-product or network test. Retention, deletion and provider data handling were not checked.
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Supacode settings Analytics section
Finding: Settings show 'Share analytics' (anonymous usage data) and 'Share crash reports' toggles; changes take effect after restart.
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Finding: PostHog capture and identify run only when the analyticsEnabled setting is on; the default settings enable analytics and crash reports.
supacode:OWN-04: One-time USD 99 Basic, USD 129 Standard or USD 79 per Team seat, minimum three. Includes a year of updates, optional renewals; no recurring monthly starting price is stated. cross-checked
supacode:OWN-04
One-time USD 99 Basic, USD 129 Standard or USD 79 per Team seat, minimum three. Includes a year of updates, optional renewals; no recurring monthly starting price is stated.
- Only the named facts are documented. Unanswered atomic questions remain unknown; no execution test was performed.
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Finding: Marketing explicitly names Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode CLI agents. Basic costs USD 99 for one Mac, Standard USD 129 for two Macs; Team USD 79/seat minimum three. Lifetime app license includes one year of updates, optional USD 59 renewal for Basic/Standard. Trial permits five successful local worktree creations; SSH worktree creation remains free.
supacode:OWN-06: Latest listed release v0.11.7 was published November 7; security support targets latest release. cross-checked
supacode:OWN-06
Latest listed release v0.11.7 was published November 7; security support targets latest release.
- Only the named facts are documented. Unanswered atomic questions remain unknown; no execution test was performed.
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Finding: Security fixes target latest release; source ships from main with in-app updater.
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Finding: v0.11.7 was published 2026-11-07. Release notes describe the scoped changes; this is not a hands-on check.
supacode:OWN-08: Five local worktree creations are trial access; existing worktrees/terminals stay usable and SSH worktree creation remains free. cross-checked
supacode:OWN-08
Five local worktree creations are trial access; existing worktrees/terminals stay usable and SSH worktree creation remains free.
- Only the named facts are documented. Unanswered atomic questions remain unknown; no execution test was performed.
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Finding: Marketing explicitly names Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode CLI agents. Basic costs USD 99 for one Mac, Standard USD 129 for two Macs; Team USD 79/seat minimum three. Lifetime app license includes one year of updates, optional USD 59 renewal for Basic/Standard. Trial permits five successful local worktree creations; SSH worktree creation remains free.
supacode:OWN-09: Public lifetime-license prices, seat counts, trial quota and update renewals are stated. cross-checked
supacode:OWN-09
Public lifetime-license prices, seat counts, trial quota and update renewals are stated.
- Only the named facts are documented. Unanswered atomic questions remain unknown; no execution test was performed.
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Finding: Marketing explicitly names Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode CLI agents. Basic costs USD 99 for one Mac, Standard USD 129 for two Macs; Team USD 79/seat minimum three. Lifetime app license includes one year of updates, optional USD 59 renewal for Basic/Standard. Trial permits five successful local worktree creations; SSH worktree creation remains free.