Superconductor
Mac and Linux app. Agents run in the vendor's cloud.
Product websitesuperconductor.com Compare with others Missing or wrong data?
- Desktop app
- Mac and Linux
- Browser
- Yes
- Phone
- IPhone and phone browser
- Command line
- Not listed
- Agents
- Claude Code, Codex, Cursor Agent, OpenCode, Pi and Grok
- Your subscription
- Works with your own plan
- Agents run
- In the vendor's cloud
- Laptop closed
- Keeps going
- Isolation
- Not listed
- Parallel agents
- Yes
- Scheduled runs
- Yes
- Coordinator agent
- Yes
- Built-in issues
- Yes
- Pull requests
- Yes
- Review screen
- Yes
- Team
- Shared sessions and roles
- Self-hosting
- Not listed
- Licence
- Custom terms
- Price from
- Free
- How it charges
- Free plan, subscription, usage-based, per machine or compute and bring your own key
- Paid plans from
- $41–100/month
Receipts
- Checked
- · oldest answer 2026-11-07
- Findings
- 47 published · 39 cross-checked by a second agent · read them all
- Sources
- 27 public pages on 1 site: superconductor.com
- Screenshot
- superconductor.com, retrieved · first party marketing · shows appearance, not capability
- Method
- Same rules for all 103 researched ADEs. How we check · Report wrong data
What it does
Where you use it
Superconductor ships browser, macOS/Linux desktop and native iOS/iPad clients. Its complete mobile guide supplies Android as a Chrome PWA rather than a native package; Windows desktop is coming soon.
Source and scope for Where you use itAgents it runs
Multiple named coding harnesses run in cloud environments.
Source and scope for Agents it runsAccounts and subscriptions
Connected subscriptions, API keys and model credits are separate.
Source and scope for Accounts and subscriptionsWhere agents run
Agent work executes in vendor-managed cloud environments.
Source and scope for Where agents runHow work is kept apart
Each implementation has isolated code and enforced network rules.
Source and scope for How work is kept apartScheduled runs
Cloud schedules and merged-PR events trigger actions.
Source and scope for Scheduled runsGit and pull requests
Cloud branches can be submitted or updated as PRs.
Source and scope for Git and pull requestsLicence and source
Superconductor is offered under vendor-authored service/application terms. The mobile app has a limited revocable use license; open-source component terms are separate.
Source and scope for Licence and sourceTyped 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 | Yes |
| Web client | Yes |
| Phone access: Native iOS | Yes |
| Phone access: Native Android | No |
| Phone access: Phone browser | Yes |
| CLI | Unknown |
| Coding agents: Claude Code | Yes cross-checked |
| Coding agents: Codex | Yes cross-checked |
| Coding agents: Cursor Agent | Yes cross-checked |
| Coding agents: Gemini CLI | No |
| Coding agents: OpenCode | Yes cross-checked |
| Coding agents: Pi | Yes cross-checked |
| Coding agents: Grok | Yes cross-checked |
| Coding agents: Aider | No |
| Coding agents: Antigravity | No |
| Use my subscription | Yes cross-checked |
| Where agents run: On your computer | No |
| Where agents run: On your own server | No |
| Where agents run: In the vendor's cloud | Yes cross-checked |
| Workspace isolation: Git worktree | Unknown |
| Workspace isolation: Container | Unknown |
| Workspace isolation: VM or microVM | Unknown |
| Parallel runs | Yes cross-checked |
| Coordinator | Yes |
| Native issue tracking | Yes cross-checked |
| Unattended triggers | Yes cross-checked |
| Shared prompting | Yes cross-checked |
| Team roles | Yes cross-checked |
| SSO | Unknown |
| Pull request workflow | Yes cross-checked |
| Review interface | Yes cross-checked |
| Product license: Apache-2.0 | No. Custom terms |
| Product license: MIT | No. Custom terms |
| Product license: GPL-3.0 | No. Custom terms |
| Product license: GPL-3.0-or-later | No. Custom terms |
| Product license: AGPL-3.0 | No. Custom terms |
| Product license: AGPL-3.0-or-later | No. Custom terms |
| Product license: Elastic License 2.0 | No. Custom terms |
| Product license: Custom terms | Yes. Custom terms |
| Product license: Proprietary | No. Custom terms |
| Self-hosting | Unknown |
| Telemetry opt-out | Unknown |
| Free access | Unknown |
| Starting price: Free | Yes. Free cross-checked |
| Starting price: Up to $20/month | No. Free cross-checked |
| Starting price: $21–40/month | No. Free cross-checked |
| Starting price: $41–100/month | No. Free cross-checked |
| Starting price: Over $100/month | No. Free cross-checked |
| Starting price: Contact for pricing | No. Free cross-checked |
| Pricing model: Free, no paid plan | No |
| Pricing model: Free plan | Yes |
| Pricing model: Subscription | Yes cross-checked |
| Pricing model: Per seat | No cross-checked |
| Pricing model: Usage-based | Yes cross-checked |
| Pricing model: Per machine or compute | Yes cross-checked |
| Pricing model: Bring your own key | Yes cross-checked |
| Pricing model: One-time purchase | No |
| Paid plans from: No paid plan | No. $41–100/month |
| Paid plans from: $10 or less/month | No. $41–100/month |
| Paid plans from: $11–20/month | No. $41–100/month |
| Paid plans from: $21–40/month | No. $41–100/month |
| Paid plans from: $41–100/month | Yes. $41–100/month |
| Paid plans from: Over $100/month | No. $41–100/month |
| Paid plans from: Contact sales | No. $41–100/month |
| Lifecycle status: Active | Unknown |
| Lifecycle status: Sunsetting | Unknown |
| Keeps going with laptop closed | Yes cross-checked |
| Open-source license | No. Custom terms |
| Any desktop app | Yes |
| Paid plan up to $20/month | No. $41–100/month |
| Paid plan up to $40/month | No. $41–100/month |
| Any phone client | Yes |
Filter receipts
Desktop OS: macOS: Yes
Desktop OS: macOS
Typed value: Yes.
Superconductor ships browser, macOS/Linux desktop and native iOS/iPad clients. Its complete mobile guide supplies Android as a Chrome PWA rather than a native package; Windows desktop is coming soon.
- Desktop os: macOS 13+ Intel/Apple Silicon and Linux AppImage/deb; Windows coming soon.
- Mobile apps: Native iOS/iPad app; Android install is a PWA.
- Browser: Browser application.
- Mobile browser: Android Chrome PWA.
- Task actions: Mobile creates tickets/agents, chats, reviews diffs/previews and creates PRs.
- Notifications: Opt-in browser/iOS push; desktop app push unavailable.
- Cross device continuity: Mobile opens the followed cloud implementations/chats.
- 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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Desktop apps | Superconductor Docs
Finding: macOS 13+ Intel/ARM and Linux AppImage/deb clients; Windows coming soon; desktop push not yet available.
Desktop OS: Windows: No
Desktop OS: Windows
Typed value: No.
Superconductor ships browser, macOS/Linux desktop and native iOS/iPad clients. Its complete mobile guide supplies Android as a Chrome PWA rather than a native package; Windows desktop is coming soon.
- Desktop os: macOS 13+ Intel/Apple Silicon and Linux AppImage/deb; Windows coming soon.
- Mobile apps: Native iOS/iPad app; Android install is a PWA.
- Browser: Browser application.
- Mobile browser: Android Chrome PWA.
- Task actions: Mobile creates tickets/agents, chats, reviews diffs/previews and creates PRs.
- Notifications: Opt-in browser/iOS push; desktop app push unavailable.
- Cross device continuity: Mobile opens the followed cloud implementations/chats.
- 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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Desktop apps | Superconductor Docs
Finding: macOS 13+ Intel/ARM and Linux AppImage/deb clients; Windows coming soon; desktop push not yet available.
Desktop OS: Linux: Yes
Desktop OS: Linux
Typed value: Yes.
Superconductor ships browser, macOS/Linux desktop and native iOS/iPad clients. Its complete mobile guide supplies Android as a Chrome PWA rather than a native package; Windows desktop is coming soon.
- Desktop os: macOS 13+ Intel/Apple Silicon and Linux AppImage/deb; Windows coming soon.
- Mobile apps: Native iOS/iPad app; Android install is a PWA.
- Browser: Browser application.
- Mobile browser: Android Chrome PWA.
- Task actions: Mobile creates tickets/agents, chats, reviews diffs/previews and creates PRs.
- Notifications: Opt-in browser/iOS push; desktop app push unavailable.
- Cross device continuity: Mobile opens the followed cloud implementations/chats.
- 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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Desktop apps | Superconductor Docs
Finding: macOS 13+ Intel/ARM and Linux AppImage/deb clients; Windows coming soon; desktop push not yet available.
Web client: Yes
Web client
Typed value: Yes.
Superconductor ships browser, macOS/Linux desktop and native iOS/iPad clients. Its complete mobile guide supplies Android as a Chrome PWA rather than a native package; Windows desktop is coming soon.
- Desktop os: macOS 13+ Intel/Apple Silicon and Linux AppImage/deb; Windows coming soon.
- Mobile apps: Native iOS/iPad app; Android install is a PWA.
- Browser: Browser application.
- Mobile browser: Android Chrome PWA.
- Task actions: Mobile creates tickets/agents, chats, reviews diffs/previews and creates PRs.
- Notifications: Opt-in browser/iOS push; desktop app push unavailable.
- Cross device continuity: Mobile opens the followed cloud implementations/chats.
- 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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Overview | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Cloud agents are accessible through browser/desktop/mobile clients and shared multiplayer workspaces.
Phone access: Native iOS: Yes
Phone access: Native iOS
Typed value: Yes.
Superconductor ships browser, macOS/Linux desktop and native iOS/iPad clients. Its complete mobile guide supplies Android as a Chrome PWA rather than a native package; Windows desktop is coming soon.
- Desktop os: macOS 13+ Intel/Apple Silicon and Linux AppImage/deb; Windows coming soon.
- Mobile apps: Native iOS/iPad app; Android install is a PWA.
- Browser: Browser application.
- Mobile browser: Android Chrome PWA.
- Task actions: Mobile creates tickets/agents, chats, reviews diffs/previews and creates PRs.
- Notifications: Opt-in browser/iOS push; desktop app push unavailable.
- Cross device continuity: Mobile opens the followed cloud implementations/chats.
- 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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Mobile apps | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Native iOS/iPad app supports tickets, chat, diffs and PRs. Android uses a PWA, with opt-in browser/mobile push.
Phone access: Native Android: No
Phone access: Native Android
Typed value: No.
Superconductor ships browser, macOS/Linux desktop and native iOS/iPad clients. Its complete mobile guide supplies Android as a Chrome PWA rather than a native package; Windows desktop is coming soon.
- 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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Superconductor complete mobile client guide
Finding: The complete mobile guide distributes the native iOS/iPad app and instructs Android users to install the Chrome PWA. It lists no native Android package; PWA and native phone clients are separate options.
Phone access: Phone browser: Yes
Phone access: Phone browser
Typed value: Yes.
Superconductor ships browser, macOS/Linux desktop and native iOS/iPad clients. Its complete mobile guide supplies Android as a Chrome PWA rather than a native package; Windows desktop is coming soon.
- Desktop os: macOS 13+ Intel/Apple Silicon and Linux AppImage/deb; Windows coming soon.
- Mobile apps: Native iOS/iPad app; Android install is a PWA.
- Browser: Browser application.
- Mobile browser: Android Chrome PWA.
- Task actions: Mobile creates tickets/agents, chats, reviews diffs/previews and creates PRs.
- Notifications: Opt-in browser/iOS push; desktop app push unavailable.
- Cross device continuity: Mobile opens the followed cloud implementations/chats.
- 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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Mobile apps | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Native iOS/iPad app supports tickets, chat, diffs and PRs. Android uses a PWA, with opt-in browser/mobile push.
Coding agents: Claude Code: Yes cross-checked
Coding agents: Claude Code
Typed value: Yes.
Multiple named coding harnesses run in cloud environments.
- Harnesses: Claude Code, Codex, Grok Build, Cursor, Pi, Muse Code, OpenCode, Amp and Factory Droid.
- Session integration: Independent implementation per chosen agent.
- Mixed harness operation: Picker launches multiple agents/models in separate environments; no observed fixture.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Finding: Claude Code, Codex, Grok Build, Cursor, Pi, Muse Code, OpenCode, Amp and Factory Droid run in cloud environments.
Coding agents: Codex: Yes cross-checked
Coding agents: Codex
Typed value: Yes.
Multiple named coding harnesses run in cloud environments.
- Harnesses: Claude Code, Codex, Grok Build, Cursor, Pi, Muse Code, OpenCode, Amp and Factory Droid.
- Session integration: Independent implementation per chosen agent.
- Mixed harness operation: Picker launches multiple agents/models in separate environments; no observed fixture.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Finding: Claude Code, Codex, Grok Build, Cursor, Pi, Muse Code, OpenCode, Amp and Factory Droid run in cloud environments.
Coding agents: Cursor Agent: Yes cross-checked
Coding agents: Cursor Agent
Typed value: Yes.
Multiple named coding harnesses run in cloud environments.
- Harnesses: Claude Code, Codex, Grok Build, Cursor, Pi, Muse Code, OpenCode, Amp and Factory Droid.
- Session integration: Independent implementation per chosen agent.
- Mixed harness operation: Picker launches multiple agents/models in separate environments; no observed fixture.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Finding: Claude Code, Codex, Grok Build, Cursor, Pi, Muse Code, OpenCode, Amp and Factory Droid run in cloud environments.
Coding agents: Gemini CLI: No
Coding agents: Gemini CLI
Typed value: No.
Multiple named coding harnesses run in cloud environments.
- Harnesses: Claude Code, Codex, Grok Build, Cursor, Pi, Muse Code, OpenCode, Amp and Factory Droid.
- Session integration: Independent implementation per chosen agent.
- Mixed harness operation: Picker launches multiple agents/models in separate environments; no observed fixture.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Finding: Claude Code, Codex, Grok Build, Cursor, Pi, Muse Code, OpenCode, Amp and Factory Droid run in cloud environments.
Coding agents: OpenCode: Yes cross-checked
Coding agents: OpenCode
Typed value: Yes.
Multiple named coding harnesses run in cloud environments.
- Harnesses: Claude Code, Codex, Grok Build, Cursor, Pi, Muse Code, OpenCode, Amp and Factory Droid.
- Session integration: Independent implementation per chosen agent.
- Mixed harness operation: Picker launches multiple agents/models in separate environments; no observed fixture.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Finding: Claude Code, Codex, Grok Build, Cursor, Pi, Muse Code, OpenCode, Amp and Factory Droid run in cloud environments.
Coding agents: Pi: Yes cross-checked
Coding agents: Pi
Typed value: Yes.
Multiple named coding harnesses run in cloud environments.
- Harnesses: Claude Code, Codex, Grok Build, Cursor, Pi, Muse Code, OpenCode, Amp and Factory Droid.
- Session integration: Independent implementation per chosen agent.
- Mixed harness operation: Picker launches multiple agents/models in separate environments; no observed fixture.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Finding: Claude Code, Codex, Grok Build, Cursor, Pi, Muse Code, OpenCode, Amp and Factory Droid run in cloud environments.
Coding agents: Grok: Yes cross-checked
Coding agents: Grok
Typed value: Yes.
Multiple named coding harnesses run in cloud environments.
- Harnesses: Claude Code, Codex, Grok Build, Cursor, Pi, Muse Code, OpenCode, Amp and Factory Droid.
- Session integration: Independent implementation per chosen agent.
- Mixed harness operation: Picker launches multiple agents/models in separate environments; no observed fixture.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Finding: Claude Code, Codex, Grok Build, Cursor, Pi, Muse Code, OpenCode, Amp and Factory Droid run in cloud environments.
Coding agents: Aider: No
Coding agents: Aider
Typed value: No.
Multiple named coding harnesses run in cloud environments.
- Harnesses: Claude Code, Codex, Grok Build, Cursor, Pi, Muse Code, OpenCode, Amp and Factory Droid.
- Session integration: Independent implementation per chosen agent.
- Mixed harness operation: Picker launches multiple agents/models in separate environments; no observed fixture.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Finding: Claude Code, Codex, Grok Build, Cursor, Pi, Muse Code, OpenCode, Amp and Factory Droid run in cloud environments.
Coding agents: Antigravity: No
Coding agents: Antigravity
Typed value: No.
Multiple named coding harnesses run in cloud environments.
- Harnesses: Claude Code, Codex, Grok Build, Cursor, Pi, Muse Code, OpenCode, Amp and Factory Droid.
- Session integration: Independent implementation per chosen agent.
- Mixed harness operation: Picker launches multiple agents/models in separate environments; no observed fixture.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Finding: Claude Code, Codex, Grok Build, Cursor, Pi, Muse Code, OpenCode, Amp and Factory Droid run in cloud environments.
Use my subscription: Yes cross-checked
Use my subscription
Typed value: Yes.
Connected subscriptions, API keys and model credits are separate.
- Agent subscriptions: Claude, ChatGPT, SuperGrok and Muse Code plans.
- Api accounts: Project or workspace agent API keys.
- Vendor credits: Workspace model credits for Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode.
- Account switching: User plan precedes project and workspace credentials.
- Provider restrictions: Exhausted connected plan stops without API-key fallback.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Agent credentials | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Subscriptions and API keys are separate routes. Connected-plan quota exhaustion stops work without automatic API fallback.
Where agents run: On your computer: No
Where agents run: On your computer
Typed value: No.
Agent work executes in vendor-managed cloud environments.
- Managed cloud: Superconductor cloud development environments.
- Provisioning: Project snapshot creates each implementation environment.
- Payer: Workspace compute credits.
- Resources: Plan-dependent environment sizes.
- Client disconnect: Cloud work is accessible from web and phone independently of originating desktop.
- Other device continuation: Mobile/desktop/browser open the same cloud records.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Overview | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Cloud agents are accessible through browser/desktop/mobile clients and shared multiplayer workspaces.
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Lifecycle | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Cloud environments retain files while idle-paused but not processes. Startup commands rerun; failed snapshot builds retain last successful snapshot.
Where agents run: On your own server: No
Where agents run: On your own server
Typed value: No.
Agent work executes in vendor-managed cloud environments.
- Managed cloud: Superconductor cloud development environments.
- Provisioning: Project snapshot creates each implementation environment.
- Payer: Workspace compute credits.
- Resources: Plan-dependent environment sizes.
- Client disconnect: Cloud work is accessible from web and phone independently of originating desktop.
- Other device continuation: Mobile/desktop/browser open the same cloud records.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Overview | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Cloud agents are accessible through browser/desktop/mobile clients and shared multiplayer workspaces.
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Lifecycle | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Cloud environments retain files while idle-paused but not processes. Startup commands rerun; failed snapshot builds retain last successful snapshot.
Where agents run: In the vendor's cloud: Yes cross-checked
Where agents run: In the vendor's cloud
Typed value: Yes.
Agent work executes in vendor-managed cloud environments.
- Managed cloud: Superconductor cloud development environments.
- Provisioning: Project snapshot creates each implementation environment.
- Payer: Workspace compute credits.
- Resources: Plan-dependent environment sizes.
- Client disconnect: Cloud work is accessible from web and phone independently of originating desktop.
- Other device continuation: Mobile/desktop/browser open the same cloud records.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Overview | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Cloud agents are accessible through browser/desktop/mobile clients and shared multiplayer workspaces.
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Lifecycle | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Cloud environments retain files while idle-paused but not processes. Startup commands rerun; failed snapshot builds retain last successful snapshot.
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Finding: Free $0 uses a one-time 20000-credit grant; Pro starts at $50 monthly. Compute is per-second credit usage; seats are not separately billed.
Parallel runs: Yes cross-checked
Parallel runs
Typed value: Yes.
Independent cloud implementations run concurrently.
- Concurrent sessions: Multiple agent implementations per ticket.
- Concurrent tasks: Independent environments per implementation.
- Quotas: Up to twelve implementations per launch action; Free up to four concurrent agents.
- Status visibility: Implementations show Running, Waiting, Idle and Failed statuses; ticket cards summarize running and waiting counts.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Finding: Native tickets have states and multiple implementations, searchable dashboards, stars and local drafts; implementation picker launches up to twelve per action.
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Finding: Free $0 uses a one-time 20000-credit grant; Pro starts at $50 monthly. Compute is per-second credit usage; seats are not separately billed.
Coordinator: Yes
Coordinator
Typed value: Yes.
Superconductor supplies always-on agent skills for delegation: create/launch a ticket implementation, inspect its state/conversation/diff, and message another implementation or chat to start a turn. Benchmark runs are excluded.
- Messages: Product-supplied skills send instructions to other project agents, starting a turn in the receiver.
- Orchestration owner: The ADE supplies and injects these delegation, inspection and messaging skills.
- Followup: A message can send follow-up work into an existing implementation or chat.
- 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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Superconductor shipped delegation skills
Finding: The product injects skills into each non-benchmark agent. Agents can create and launch a ticket implementation, inspect its state, conversation and diff, and send instructions to another implementation/chat. Each message starts a new turn in the receiving agent. Scope is same-project work, except personal assistants can span the workspace.
Native issue tracking: Yes cross-checked
Native issue tracking
Typed value: Yes.
Native tickets are separate from implementation sessions.
- Create: App, integration, agent skill or API.
- Edit: Ticket form allows editing.
- Prioritize: Star tickets.
- Search: Search title/description.
- Filter: Active, Completed and My Tickets.
- Project epic views: Per-project ticket dashboard.
- Idea parking: API/agent-created ticket defaults to no implementations.
- Explicit dispatch: Launch implementations when ready.
- Task session separation: One ticket has multiple independent implementations.
- Metadata: Description, title, status and creation provenance.
- Durable states: Ticket completion follows linked PR merges.
- External tracker requirement: Native tickets can be created directly without importing an external issue.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Superconductor API | Superconductor Docs
Finding: PAT API reads project tickets/chats/diffs, creates tickets with optional default-agent launch and sends messages; existing-ticket launch and PR creation are not available.
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Finding: Native tickets have states and multiple implementations, searchable dashboards, stars and local drafts; implementation picker launches up to twelve per action.
Unattended triggers: Yes cross-checked
Unattended triggers
Typed value: Yes.
Cloud schedules and merged-PR events trigger actions.
- Schedules: Hourly/daily/weekday/weekly in browser timezone.
- Events: PR merged is the currently supported GitHub event.
- Recurring tasks: Create tickets, launch on starred tickets or send messages.
- Completion conditions: History records Pending, Running and Failed with target links.
- Scheduler location: Superconductor service.
- Overlaps: Per-PR duplicate suppression and event throttle windows.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Automations | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Recurring schedules and merged-PR events create tickets, launch runs or send messages; event duplication is suppressed and throttling is configurable.
Shared prompting: Yes cross-checked
Shared prompting
Typed value: Yes.
Multiple workspace members can prompt the same implementation.
- Visibility: Shared chats and implementation state.
- Discussion: Shared conversation and teammate mentions.
- Presence: Viewing teammate avatars.
- Coprompting: Owners/Admins/Collaborators can message shared implementation.
- Attribution: Messages identify teammate authors.
- Permissions: Viewer cannot send messages or open terminal.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Finding: Workspace collaborators share chat, presence and inputs. Claude supports mid-turn steering; others queue. Model changes apply to later turns within a harness.
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Workspaces | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Owner/Admin/Collaborator/Viewer permissions, membership and a recent-activity sidebar are documented; model credits differ from compute credits.
Team roles: Yes cross-checked
Team roles
Typed value: Yes.
Workspace roles have documented read/write limits.
- Organization roles: Owner, Admin, Collaborator and Viewer.
- Membership: Email invites, role changes and removal.
- Unauthorized access: Viewer cannot edit, message, open terminals or benchmarks.
- Revocation: Owners/admins revoke invites and remove members.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Superconductor API | Superconductor Docs
Finding: PAT API reads project tickets/chats/diffs, creates tickets with optional default-agent launch and sends messages; existing-ticket launch and PR creation are not available.
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Workspaces | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Owner/Admin/Collaborator/Viewer permissions, membership and a recent-activity sidebar are documented; model credits differ from compute credits.
Pull request workflow: Yes cross-checked
Pull request workflow
Typed value: Yes.
Cloud branches can be submitted or updated as PRs.
- Branches: Automatic per-implementation branch.
- Commits: Submit/Update PR commits changes.
- Pull requests: Create/update GitHub PR.
- Product state: Submit/Update/View buttons track state.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Implementations | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Independent implementations receive separate branches/environments, explicit status, estimated costs and PR create/update actions.
Review interface: Yes cross-checked
Review interface
Typed value: Yes.
Diff comments and Guided Review support agent feedback.
- Change understanding: Full/uncommitted diff and guided file walkthrough.
- Comments: Line-level diff comments carry file, line and code context into the agent chat.
- Request changes: Send review findings back to implementation.
- Narrow screen: Chat tables switch to cards in narrow panes.
- Retained context: Code feedback stays with implementation.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Finding: Workspace collaborators share chat, presence and inputs. Claude supports mid-turn steering; others queue. Model changes apply to later turns within a harness.
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Diff & Guided Review | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Full/uncommitted diffs, anchored comments, Guided Review and changes-requested follow-ups are documented.
Product license: Apache-2.0: No. Custom terms
Product license: Apache-2.0
Typed value: No. Custom terms.
Superconductor is offered under vendor-authored service/application terms. The mobile app has a limited revocable use license; open-source component terms are separate.
- Client license: Vendor-authored limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable mobile-app use license.
- Hosted extensions: Terms reserve ownership of the service while preserving separate open-source component terms.
- 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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Superconductor application terms
Finding: The service is owned by Volition and uses partner-provided compute infrastructure. Its mobile application has a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable use license. Open-source components retain separate component terms; the main service is not granted a standard open-source application license.
Product license: MIT: No. Custom terms
Product license: MIT
Typed value: No. Custom terms.
Superconductor is offered under vendor-authored service/application terms. The mobile app has a limited revocable use license; open-source component terms are separate.
- Client license: Vendor-authored limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable mobile-app use license.
- Hosted extensions: Terms reserve ownership of the service while preserving separate open-source component terms.
- 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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Superconductor application terms
Finding: The service is owned by Volition and uses partner-provided compute infrastructure. Its mobile application has a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable use license. Open-source components retain separate component terms; the main service is not granted a standard open-source application license.
Product license: GPL-3.0: No. Custom terms
Product license: GPL-3.0
Typed value: No. Custom terms.
Superconductor is offered under vendor-authored service/application terms. The mobile app has a limited revocable use license; open-source component terms are separate.
- Client license: Vendor-authored limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable mobile-app use license.
- Hosted extensions: Terms reserve ownership of the service while preserving separate open-source component terms.
- 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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Superconductor application terms
Finding: The service is owned by Volition and uses partner-provided compute infrastructure. Its mobile application has a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable use license. Open-source components retain separate component terms; the main service is not granted a standard open-source application license.
Product license: GPL-3.0-or-later: No. Custom terms
Product license: GPL-3.0-or-later
Typed value: No. Custom terms.
Superconductor is offered under vendor-authored service/application terms. The mobile app has a limited revocable use license; open-source component terms are separate.
- Client license: Vendor-authored limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable mobile-app use license.
- Hosted extensions: Terms reserve ownership of the service while preserving separate open-source component terms.
- 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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Superconductor application terms
Finding: The service is owned by Volition and uses partner-provided compute infrastructure. Its mobile application has a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable use license. Open-source components retain separate component terms; the main service is not granted a standard open-source application license.
Product license: AGPL-3.0: No. Custom terms
Product license: AGPL-3.0
Typed value: No. Custom terms.
Superconductor is offered under vendor-authored service/application terms. The mobile app has a limited revocable use license; open-source component terms are separate.
- Client license: Vendor-authored limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable mobile-app use license.
- Hosted extensions: Terms reserve ownership of the service while preserving separate open-source component terms.
- 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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Superconductor application terms
Finding: The service is owned by Volition and uses partner-provided compute infrastructure. Its mobile application has a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable use license. Open-source components retain separate component terms; the main service is not granted a standard open-source application license.
Product license: AGPL-3.0-or-later: No. Custom terms
Product license: AGPL-3.0-or-later
Typed value: No. Custom terms.
Superconductor is offered under vendor-authored service/application terms. The mobile app has a limited revocable use license; open-source component terms are separate.
- Client license: Vendor-authored limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable mobile-app use license.
- Hosted extensions: Terms reserve ownership of the service while preserving separate open-source component terms.
- 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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Superconductor application terms
Finding: The service is owned by Volition and uses partner-provided compute infrastructure. Its mobile application has a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable use license. Open-source components retain separate component terms; the main service is not granted a standard open-source application license.
Product license: Elastic License 2.0: No. Custom terms
Product license: Elastic License 2.0
Typed value: No. Custom terms.
Superconductor is offered under vendor-authored service/application terms. The mobile app has a limited revocable use license; open-source component terms are separate.
- Client license: Vendor-authored limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable mobile-app use license.
- Hosted extensions: Terms reserve ownership of the service while preserving separate open-source component terms.
- 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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Superconductor application terms
Finding: The service is owned by Volition and uses partner-provided compute infrastructure. Its mobile application has a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable use license. Open-source components retain separate component terms; the main service is not granted a standard open-source application license.
Product license: Custom terms: Yes. Custom terms
Product license: Custom terms
Typed value: Yes. Custom terms.
Superconductor is offered under vendor-authored service/application terms. The mobile app has a limited revocable use license; open-source component terms are separate.
- Client license: Vendor-authored limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable mobile-app use license.
- Hosted extensions: Terms reserve ownership of the service while preserving separate open-source component terms.
- 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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Superconductor application terms
Finding: The service is owned by Volition and uses partner-provided compute infrastructure. Its mobile application has a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable use license. Open-source components retain separate component terms; the main service is not granted a standard open-source application license.
Product license: Proprietary: No. Custom terms
Product license: Proprietary
Typed value: No. Custom terms.
Superconductor is offered under vendor-authored service/application terms. The mobile app has a limited revocable use license; open-source component terms are separate.
- Client license: Vendor-authored limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable mobile-app use license.
- Hosted extensions: Terms reserve ownership of the service while preserving separate open-source component terms.
- 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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Superconductor application terms
Finding: The service is owned by Volition and uses partner-provided compute infrastructure. Its mobile application has a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable use license. Open-source components retain separate component terms; the main service is not granted a standard open-source application license.
Starting price: Free: Yes. Free cross-checked
Starting price: Free
Typed value: Yes. Free.
Free and credit-based paid plans include cloud compute.
- Currency: USD.
- Interval: Pro monthly from $50.
- Seats: No per-seat fee; plan membership limits.
- Included usage: Free one-time 20000 credits; Pro monthly credit tiers.
- Credits: 100 credits per 1-vCPU/2-GB hour, larger machines proportional.
- Overages: Pro extra usage charged at plan rate.
- Model cost: Own API key or connected subscription.
- Compute cost: Per-second compute credit usage.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Finding: Free $0 uses a one-time 20000-credit grant; Pro starts at $50 monthly. Compute is per-second credit usage; seats are not separately billed.
Starting price: Up to $20/month: No. Free cross-checked
Starting price: Up to $20/month
Typed value: No. Free.
Free and credit-based paid plans include cloud compute.
- Currency: USD.
- Interval: Pro monthly from $50.
- Seats: No per-seat fee; plan membership limits.
- Included usage: Free one-time 20000 credits; Pro monthly credit tiers.
- Credits: 100 credits per 1-vCPU/2-GB hour, larger machines proportional.
- Overages: Pro extra usage charged at plan rate.
- Model cost: Own API key or connected subscription.
- Compute cost: Per-second compute credit usage.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Finding: Free $0 uses a one-time 20000-credit grant; Pro starts at $50 monthly. Compute is per-second credit usage; seats are not separately billed.
Starting price: $21–40/month: No. Free cross-checked
Starting price: $21–40/month
Typed value: No. Free.
Free and credit-based paid plans include cloud compute.
- Currency: USD.
- Interval: Pro monthly from $50.
- Seats: No per-seat fee; plan membership limits.
- Included usage: Free one-time 20000 credits; Pro monthly credit tiers.
- Credits: 100 credits per 1-vCPU/2-GB hour, larger machines proportional.
- Overages: Pro extra usage charged at plan rate.
- Model cost: Own API key or connected subscription.
- Compute cost: Per-second compute credit usage.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Finding: Free $0 uses a one-time 20000-credit grant; Pro starts at $50 monthly. Compute is per-second credit usage; seats are not separately billed.
Starting price: $41–100/month: No. Free cross-checked
Starting price: $41–100/month
Typed value: No. Free.
Free and credit-based paid plans include cloud compute.
- Currency: USD.
- Interval: Pro monthly from $50.
- Seats: No per-seat fee; plan membership limits.
- Included usage: Free one-time 20000 credits; Pro monthly credit tiers.
- Credits: 100 credits per 1-vCPU/2-GB hour, larger machines proportional.
- Overages: Pro extra usage charged at plan rate.
- Model cost: Own API key or connected subscription.
- Compute cost: Per-second compute credit usage.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Finding: Free $0 uses a one-time 20000-credit grant; Pro starts at $50 monthly. Compute is per-second credit usage; seats are not separately billed.
Starting price: Over $100/month: No. Free cross-checked
Starting price: Over $100/month
Typed value: No. Free.
Free and credit-based paid plans include cloud compute.
- Currency: USD.
- Interval: Pro monthly from $50.
- Seats: No per-seat fee; plan membership limits.
- Included usage: Free one-time 20000 credits; Pro monthly credit tiers.
- Credits: 100 credits per 1-vCPU/2-GB hour, larger machines proportional.
- Overages: Pro extra usage charged at plan rate.
- Model cost: Own API key or connected subscription.
- Compute cost: Per-second compute credit usage.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Finding: Free $0 uses a one-time 20000-credit grant; Pro starts at $50 monthly. Compute is per-second credit usage; seats are not separately billed.
Starting price: Contact for pricing: No. Free cross-checked
Starting price: Contact for pricing
Typed value: No. Free.
Free and credit-based paid plans include cloud compute.
- Currency: USD.
- Interval: Pro monthly from $50.
- Seats: No per-seat fee; plan membership limits.
- Included usage: Free one-time 20000 credits; Pro monthly credit tiers.
- Credits: 100 credits per 1-vCPU/2-GB hour, larger machines proportional.
- Overages: Pro extra usage charged at plan rate.
- Model cost: Own API key or connected subscription.
- Compute cost: Per-second compute credit usage.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Finding: Free $0 uses a one-time 20000-credit grant; Pro starts at $50 monthly. Compute is per-second credit usage; seats are not separately billed.
Pricing model: Free, no paid plan: No
Pricing model: Free, no paid plan
Typed value: No.
Free and credit-based paid plans include cloud compute.
- Currency: USD.
- Interval: Pro monthly from $50.
- Seats: No per-seat fee; plan membership limits.
- Included usage: Free one-time 20000 credits; Pro monthly credit tiers.
- Credits: 100 credits per 1-vCPU/2-GB hour, larger machines proportional.
- Overages: Pro extra usage charged at plan rate.
- Model cost: Own API key or connected subscription.
- Compute cost: Per-second compute credit usage.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Finding: Free $0 uses a one-time 20000-credit grant; Pro starts at $50 monthly. Compute is per-second credit usage; seats are not separately billed.
Pricing model: Free plan: Yes
Pricing model: Free plan
Typed value: Yes.
Free and credit-based paid plans include cloud compute.
- Currency: USD.
- Interval: Pro monthly from $50.
- Seats: No per-seat fee; plan membership limits.
- Included usage: Free one-time 20000 credits; Pro monthly credit tiers.
- Credits: 100 credits per 1-vCPU/2-GB hour, larger machines proportional.
- Overages: Pro extra usage charged at plan rate.
- Model cost: Own API key or connected subscription.
- Compute cost: Per-second compute credit usage.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Finding: Free $0 uses a one-time 20000-credit grant; Pro starts at $50 monthly. Compute is per-second credit usage; seats are not separately billed.
Pricing model: Subscription: Yes cross-checked
Pricing model: Subscription
Typed value: Yes.
Free and credit-based paid plans include cloud compute.
- Currency: USD.
- Interval: Pro monthly from $50.
- Seats: No per-seat fee; plan membership limits.
- Included usage: Free one-time 20000 credits; Pro monthly credit tiers.
- Credits: 100 credits per 1-vCPU/2-GB hour, larger machines proportional.
- Overages: Pro extra usage charged at plan rate.
- Model cost: Own API key or connected subscription.
- Compute cost: Per-second compute credit usage.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Finding: Free $0 uses a one-time 20000-credit grant; Pro starts at $50 monthly. Compute is per-second credit usage; seats are not separately billed.
Pricing model: Per seat: No cross-checked
Pricing model: Per seat
Typed value: No.
Free and credit-based paid plans include cloud compute.
- Currency: USD.
- Interval: Pro monthly from $50.
- Seats: No per-seat fee; plan membership limits.
- Included usage: Free one-time 20000 credits; Pro monthly credit tiers.
- Credits: 100 credits per 1-vCPU/2-GB hour, larger machines proportional.
- Overages: Pro extra usage charged at plan rate.
- Model cost: Own API key or connected subscription.
- Compute cost: Per-second compute credit usage.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Finding: Free $0 uses a one-time 20000-credit grant; Pro starts at $50 monthly. Compute is per-second credit usage; seats are not separately billed.
Pricing model: Usage-based: Yes cross-checked
Pricing model: Usage-based
Typed value: Yes.
Free and credit-based paid plans include cloud compute.
- Currency: USD.
- Interval: Pro monthly from $50.
- Seats: No per-seat fee; plan membership limits.
- Included usage: Free one-time 20000 credits; Pro monthly credit tiers.
- Credits: 100 credits per 1-vCPU/2-GB hour, larger machines proportional.
- Overages: Pro extra usage charged at plan rate.
- Model cost: Own API key or connected subscription.
- Compute cost: Per-second compute credit usage.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Finding: Free $0 uses a one-time 20000-credit grant; Pro starts at $50 monthly. Compute is per-second credit usage; seats are not separately billed.
Pricing model: Per machine or compute: Yes cross-checked
Pricing model: Per machine or compute
Typed value: Yes.
Free and credit-based paid plans include cloud compute.
- Currency: USD.
- Interval: Pro monthly from $50.
- Seats: No per-seat fee; plan membership limits.
- Included usage: Free one-time 20000 credits; Pro monthly credit tiers.
- Credits: 100 credits per 1-vCPU/2-GB hour, larger machines proportional.
- Overages: Pro extra usage charged at plan rate.
- Model cost: Own API key or connected subscription.
- Compute cost: Per-second compute credit usage.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Finding: Free $0 uses a one-time 20000-credit grant; Pro starts at $50 monthly. Compute is per-second credit usage; seats are not separately billed.
Pricing model: Bring your own key: Yes cross-checked
Pricing model: Bring your own key
Typed value: Yes.
Free and credit-based paid plans include cloud compute.
- Currency: USD.
- Interval: Pro monthly from $50.
- Seats: No per-seat fee; plan membership limits.
- Included usage: Free one-time 20000 credits; Pro monthly credit tiers.
- Credits: 100 credits per 1-vCPU/2-GB hour, larger machines proportional.
- Overages: Pro extra usage charged at plan rate.
- Model cost: Own API key or connected subscription.
- Compute cost: Per-second compute credit usage.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Finding: Free $0 uses a one-time 20000-credit grant; Pro starts at $50 monthly. Compute is per-second credit usage; seats are not separately billed.
Pricing model: One-time purchase: No
Pricing model: One-time purchase
Typed value: No.
Free and credit-based paid plans include cloud compute.
- Currency: USD.
- Interval: Pro monthly from $50.
- Seats: No per-seat fee; plan membership limits.
- Included usage: Free one-time 20000 credits; Pro monthly credit tiers.
- Credits: 100 credits per 1-vCPU/2-GB hour, larger machines proportional.
- Overages: Pro extra usage charged at plan rate.
- Model cost: Own API key or connected subscription.
- Compute cost: Per-second compute credit usage.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Finding: Free $0 uses a one-time 20000-credit grant; Pro starts at $50 monthly. Compute is per-second credit usage; seats are not separately billed.
Paid plans from: No paid plan: No. $41–100/month
Paid plans from: No paid plan
Typed value: No. $41–100/month.
Free and credit-based paid plans include cloud compute.
- Currency: USD.
- Interval: Pro monthly from $50.
- Seats: No per-seat fee; plan membership limits.
- Included usage: Free one-time 20000 credits; Pro monthly credit tiers.
- Credits: 100 credits per 1-vCPU/2-GB hour, larger machines proportional.
- Overages: Pro extra usage charged at plan rate.
- Model cost: Own API key or connected subscription.
- Compute cost: Per-second compute credit usage.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Finding: Free $0 uses a one-time 20000-credit grant; Pro starts at $50 monthly. Compute is per-second credit usage; seats are not separately billed.
Paid plans from: $10 or less/month: No. $41–100/month
Paid plans from: $10 or less/month
Typed value: No. $41–100/month.
Free and credit-based paid plans include cloud compute.
- Currency: USD.
- Interval: Pro monthly from $50.
- Seats: No per-seat fee; plan membership limits.
- Included usage: Free one-time 20000 credits; Pro monthly credit tiers.
- Credits: 100 credits per 1-vCPU/2-GB hour, larger machines proportional.
- Overages: Pro extra usage charged at plan rate.
- Model cost: Own API key or connected subscription.
- Compute cost: Per-second compute credit usage.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Finding: Free $0 uses a one-time 20000-credit grant; Pro starts at $50 monthly. Compute is per-second credit usage; seats are not separately billed.
Paid plans from: $11–20/month: No. $41–100/month
Paid plans from: $11–20/month
Typed value: No. $41–100/month.
Free and credit-based paid plans include cloud compute.
- Currency: USD.
- Interval: Pro monthly from $50.
- Seats: No per-seat fee; plan membership limits.
- Included usage: Free one-time 20000 credits; Pro monthly credit tiers.
- Credits: 100 credits per 1-vCPU/2-GB hour, larger machines proportional.
- Overages: Pro extra usage charged at plan rate.
- Model cost: Own API key or connected subscription.
- Compute cost: Per-second compute credit usage.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Finding: Free $0 uses a one-time 20000-credit grant; Pro starts at $50 monthly. Compute is per-second credit usage; seats are not separately billed.
Paid plans from: $21–40/month: No. $41–100/month
Paid plans from: $21–40/month
Typed value: No. $41–100/month.
Free and credit-based paid plans include cloud compute.
- Currency: USD.
- Interval: Pro monthly from $50.
- Seats: No per-seat fee; plan membership limits.
- Included usage: Free one-time 20000 credits; Pro monthly credit tiers.
- Credits: 100 credits per 1-vCPU/2-GB hour, larger machines proportional.
- Overages: Pro extra usage charged at plan rate.
- Model cost: Own API key or connected subscription.
- Compute cost: Per-second compute credit usage.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Finding: Free $0 uses a one-time 20000-credit grant; Pro starts at $50 monthly. Compute is per-second credit usage; seats are not separately billed.
Paid plans from: $41–100/month: Yes. $41–100/month
Paid plans from: $41–100/month
Typed value: Yes. $41–100/month.
Free and credit-based paid plans include cloud compute.
- Currency: USD.
- Interval: Pro monthly from $50.
- Seats: No per-seat fee; plan membership limits.
- Included usage: Free one-time 20000 credits; Pro monthly credit tiers.
- Credits: 100 credits per 1-vCPU/2-GB hour, larger machines proportional.
- Overages: Pro extra usage charged at plan rate.
- Model cost: Own API key or connected subscription.
- Compute cost: Per-second compute credit usage.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Finding: Free $0 uses a one-time 20000-credit grant; Pro starts at $50 monthly. Compute is per-second credit usage; seats are not separately billed.
Paid plans from: Over $100/month: No. $41–100/month
Paid plans from: Over $100/month
Typed value: No. $41–100/month.
Free and credit-based paid plans include cloud compute.
- Currency: USD.
- Interval: Pro monthly from $50.
- Seats: No per-seat fee; plan membership limits.
- Included usage: Free one-time 20000 credits; Pro monthly credit tiers.
- Credits: 100 credits per 1-vCPU/2-GB hour, larger machines proportional.
- Overages: Pro extra usage charged at plan rate.
- Model cost: Own API key or connected subscription.
- Compute cost: Per-second compute credit usage.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Finding: Free $0 uses a one-time 20000-credit grant; Pro starts at $50 monthly. Compute is per-second credit usage; seats are not separately billed.
Paid plans from: Contact sales: No. $41–100/month
Paid plans from: Contact sales
Typed value: No. $41–100/month.
Free and credit-based paid plans include cloud compute.
- Currency: USD.
- Interval: Pro monthly from $50.
- Seats: No per-seat fee; plan membership limits.
- Included usage: Free one-time 20000 credits; Pro monthly credit tiers.
- Credits: 100 credits per 1-vCPU/2-GB hour, larger machines proportional.
- Overages: Pro extra usage charged at plan rate.
- Model cost: Own API key or connected subscription.
- Compute cost: Per-second compute credit usage.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Finding: Free $0 uses a one-time 20000-credit grant; Pro starts at $50 monthly. Compute is per-second credit usage; seats are not separately billed.
Keeps going with laptop closed: Yes cross-checked
Keeps going with laptop closed
Typed value: Yes.
Agent work executes in vendor-managed cloud environments.
- Managed cloud: Superconductor cloud development environments.
- Provisioning: Project snapshot creates each implementation environment.
- Payer: Workspace compute credits.
- Resources: Plan-dependent environment sizes.
- Client disconnect: Cloud work is accessible from web and phone independently of originating desktop.
- Other device continuation: Mobile/desktop/browser open the same cloud records.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Overview | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Cloud agents are accessible through browser/desktop/mobile clients and shared multiplayer workspaces.
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Lifecycle | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Cloud environments retain files while idle-paused but not processes. Startup commands rerun; failed snapshot builds retain last successful snapshot.
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Finding: Free $0 uses a one-time 20000-credit grant; Pro starts at $50 monthly. Compute is per-second credit usage; seats are not separately billed.
Open-source license: No. Custom terms
Open-source license
Typed value: No. Custom terms.
Superconductor is offered under vendor-authored service/application terms. The mobile app has a limited revocable use license; open-source component terms are separate.
- Client license: Vendor-authored limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable mobile-app use license.
- Hosted extensions: Terms reserve ownership of the service while preserving separate open-source component terms.
- 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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Superconductor application terms
Finding: The service is owned by Volition and uses partner-provided compute infrastructure. Its mobile application has a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable use license. Open-source components retain separate component terms; the main service is not granted a standard open-source application license.
Any desktop app: Yes
Any desktop app
Typed value: Yes.
Superconductor ships browser, macOS/Linux desktop and native iOS/iPad clients. Its complete mobile guide supplies Android as a Chrome PWA rather than a native package; Windows desktop is coming soon.
- Desktop os: macOS 13+ Intel/Apple Silicon and Linux AppImage/deb; Windows coming soon.
- Mobile apps: Native iOS/iPad app; Android install is a PWA.
- Browser: Browser application.
- Mobile browser: Android Chrome PWA.
- Task actions: Mobile creates tickets/agents, chats, reviews diffs/previews and creates PRs.
- Notifications: Opt-in browser/iOS push; desktop app push unavailable.
- Cross device continuity: Mobile opens the followed cloud implementations/chats.
- 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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Desktop apps | Superconductor Docs
Finding: macOS 13+ Intel/ARM and Linux AppImage/deb clients; Windows coming soon; desktop push not yet available.
Paid plan up to $20/month: No. $41–100/month
Paid plan up to $20/month
Typed value: No. $41–100/month.
Free and credit-based paid plans include cloud compute.
- Currency: USD.
- Interval: Pro monthly from $50.
- Seats: No per-seat fee; plan membership limits.
- Included usage: Free one-time 20000 credits; Pro monthly credit tiers.
- Credits: 100 credits per 1-vCPU/2-GB hour, larger machines proportional.
- Overages: Pro extra usage charged at plan rate.
- Model cost: Own API key or connected subscription.
- Compute cost: Per-second compute credit usage.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Finding: Free $0 uses a one-time 20000-credit grant; Pro starts at $50 monthly. Compute is per-second credit usage; seats are not separately billed.
Paid plan up to $40/month: No. $41–100/month
Paid plan up to $40/month
Typed value: No. $41–100/month.
Free and credit-based paid plans include cloud compute.
- Currency: USD.
- Interval: Pro monthly from $50.
- Seats: No per-seat fee; plan membership limits.
- Included usage: Free one-time 20000 credits; Pro monthly credit tiers.
- Credits: 100 credits per 1-vCPU/2-GB hour, larger machines proportional.
- Overages: Pro extra usage charged at plan rate.
- Model cost: Own API key or connected subscription.
- Compute cost: Per-second compute credit usage.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Finding: Free $0 uses a one-time 20000-credit grant; Pro starts at $50 monthly. Compute is per-second credit usage; seats are not separately billed.
Any phone client: Yes
Any phone client
Typed value: Yes.
Superconductor ships browser, macOS/Linux desktop and native iOS/iPad clients. Its complete mobile guide supplies Android as a Chrome PWA rather than a native package; Windows desktop is coming soon.
- Desktop os: macOS 13+ Intel/Apple Silicon and Linux AppImage/deb; Windows coming soon.
- Mobile apps: Native iOS/iPad app; Android install is a PWA.
- Browser: Browser application.
- Mobile browser: Android Chrome PWA.
- Task actions: Mobile creates tickets/agents, chats, reviews diffs/previews and creates PRs.
- Notifications: Opt-in browser/iOS push; desktop app push unavailable.
- Cross device continuity: Mobile opens the followed cloud implementations/chats.
- 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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Mobile apps | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Native iOS/iPad app supports tickets, chat, diffs and PRs. Android uses a PWA, with opt-in browser/mobile push.
All public findings
Findings may summarize a source. They are not presented as verbatim statements.
superconductor:ACC-01: Superconductor ships browser, macOS/Linux desktop and native iOS/iPad clients. Its complete mobile guide supplies Android as a Chrome PWA rather than a native package; Windows desktop is coming soon.
superconductor:ACC-01
Superconductor ships browser, macOS/Linux desktop and native iOS/iPad clients. Its complete mobile guide supplies Android as a Chrome PWA rather than a native package; Windows desktop is coming soon.
- 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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Overview | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Cloud agents are accessible through browser/desktop/mobile clients and shared multiplayer workspaces.
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Desktop apps | Superconductor Docs
Finding: macOS 13+ Intel/ARM and Linux AppImage/deb clients; Windows coming soon; desktop push not yet available.
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Mobile apps | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Native iOS/iPad app supports tickets, chat, diffs and PRs. Android uses a PWA, with opt-in browser/mobile push.
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Superconductor complete mobile client guide
Finding: The complete mobile guide distributes the native iOS/iPad app and instructs Android users to install the Chrome PWA. It lists no native Android package; PWA and native phone clients are separate options.
superconductor:ACC-02: Multiple named coding harnesses run in cloud environments. cross-checked
superconductor:ACC-02
Multiple named coding harnesses run in cloud environments.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Finding: Claude Code, Codex, Grok Build, Cursor, Pi, Muse Code, OpenCode, Amp and Factory Droid run in cloud environments.
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Implementations | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Independent implementations receive separate branches/environments, explicit status, estimated costs and PR create/update actions.
superconductor:ACC-03: Connected subscriptions, API keys and model credits are separate. cross-checked
superconductor:ACC-03
Connected subscriptions, API keys and model credits are separate.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Agent credentials | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Subscriptions and API keys are separate routes. Connected-plan quota exhaustion stops work without automatic API fallback.
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Workspaces | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Owner/Admin/Collaborator/Viewer permissions, membership and a recent-activity sidebar are documented; model credits differ from compute credits.
superconductor:ACC-04: Cloud setup configures repositories, credentials and environments. cross-checked
superconductor:ACC-04
Cloud setup configures repositories, credentials and environments.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Quick start | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Connect repositories, provider credentials and a development environment before launching a ticket.
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Development environment | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Automatic setup configures packages/build/start commands and previews; snapshots and encrypted/redacted environment secrets are documented.
superconductor:ACC-05: Personal access tokens support a bounded public API. cross-checked
superconductor:ACC-05
Personal access tokens support a bounded public API.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Superconductor API | Superconductor Docs
Finding: PAT API reads project tickets/chats/diffs, creates tickets with optional default-agent launch and sends messages; existing-ticket launch and PR creation are not available.
superconductor:ACC-06: Project-managed MCP and repository skills extend agents. cross-checked
superconductor:ACC-06
Project-managed MCP and repository skills extend agents.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Skills and MCPs | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Project-scoped MCP connectors, Playwright and repository skills are configured for agents.
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Connectors | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Personal/workspace connectors inherit external permissions and project sharing; custom MCP is supported.
superconductor:PLAN-01: Native ticket intake includes integrations and agent-created work.
superconductor:PLAN-01
Native ticket intake includes integrations and agent-created work.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Superconductor API | Superconductor Docs
Finding: PAT API reads project tickets/chats/diffs, creates tickets with optional default-agent launch and sends messages; existing-ticket launch and PR creation are not available.
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Finding: Native tickets have states and multiple implementations, searchable dashboards, stars and local drafts; implementation picker launches up to twelve per action.
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Workspaces | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Owner/Admin/Collaborator/Viewer permissions, membership and a recent-activity sidebar are documented; model credits differ from compute credits.
superconductor:PLAN-02: Ticket descriptions are durable starting briefs. cross-checked
superconductor:PLAN-02
Ticket descriptions are durable starting briefs.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Finding: Native tickets have states and multiple implementations, searchable dashboards, stars and local drafts; implementation picker launches up to twelve per action.
superconductor:PLAN-03: Stacked branches retarget after upstream merges. cross-checked
superconductor:PLAN-03
Stacked branches retarget after upstream merges.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Finding: Native tickets have states and multiple implementations, searchable dashboards, stars and local drafts; implementation picker launches up to twelve per action.
superconductor:PLAN-04: Repository skills and project history provide reusable context. cross-checked
superconductor:PLAN-04
Repository skills and project history provide reusable context.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Skills and MCPs | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Project-scoped MCP connectors, Playwright and repository skills are configured for agents.
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Connectors | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Personal/workspace connectors inherit external permissions and project sharing; custom MCP is supported.
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Superconductor skills | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Agents read project ticket/chat/diff records and create tickets with optional default-agent launch. They cannot change existing tickets or read saved artifacts.
superconductor:PLAN-05: Agents can retrieve project history and connected knowledge. cross-checked
superconductor:PLAN-05
Agents can retrieve project history and connected knowledge.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Connectors | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Personal/workspace connectors inherit external permissions and project sharing; custom MCP is supported.
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Superconductor skills | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Agents read project ticket/chat/diff records and create tickets with optional default-agent launch. They cannot change existing tickets or read saved artifacts.
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Finding: Native tickets have states and multiple implementations, searchable dashboards, stars and local drafts; implementation picker launches up to twelve per action.
superconductor:PLAN-06: Native tickets are separate from implementation sessions. cross-checked
superconductor:PLAN-06
Native tickets are separate from implementation sessions.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Superconductor API | Superconductor Docs
Finding: PAT API reads project tickets/chats/diffs, creates tickets with optional default-agent launch and sends messages; existing-ticket launch and PR creation are not available.
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Finding: Native tickets have states and multiple implementations, searchable dashboards, stars and local drafts; implementation picker launches up to twelve per action.
superconductor:PLAN-07: Agents share native ticket reads and creation, with update limits. cross-checked
superconductor:PLAN-07
Agents share native ticket reads and creation, with update limits.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Superconductor API | Superconductor Docs
Finding: PAT API reads project tickets/chats/diffs, creates tickets with optional default-agent launch and sends messages; existing-ticket launch and PR creation are not available.
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Superconductor skills | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Agents read project ticket/chat/diff records and create tickets with optional default-agent launch. They cannot change existing tickets or read saved artifacts.
superconductor:COORD-01: Independent cloud implementations run concurrently. cross-checked
superconductor:COORD-01
Independent cloud implementations run concurrently.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Finding: Native tickets have states and multiple implementations, searchable dashboards, stars and local drafts; implementation picker launches up to twelve per action.
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Implementations | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Independent implementations receive separate branches/environments, explicit status, estimated costs and PR create/update actions.
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Finding: Free $0 uses a one-time 20000-credit grant; Pro starts at $50 monthly. Compute is per-second credit usage; seats are not separately billed.
superconductor:COORD-02: Credential precedence and profile selection route work. cross-checked
superconductor:COORD-02
Credential precedence and profile selection route work.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Agent credentials | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Subscriptions and API keys are separate routes. Connected-plan quota exhaustion stops work without automatic API fallback.
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Implementations | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Independent implementations receive separate branches/environments, explicit status, estimated costs and PR create/update actions.
superconductor:COORD-03: Superconductor supplies always-on agent skills for delegation: create/launch a ticket implementation, inspect its state/conversation/diff, and message another implementation or chat to start a turn. Benchmark runs are excluded.
superconductor:COORD-03
Superconductor supplies always-on agent skills for delegation: create/launch a ticket implementation, inspect its state/conversation/diff, and message another implementation or chat to start a turn. Benchmark runs are excluded.
- 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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Superconductor skills | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Agents read project ticket/chat/diff records and create tickets with optional default-agent launch. They cannot change existing tickets or read saved artifacts.
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Superconductor shipped delegation skills
Finding: The product injects skills into each non-benchmark agent. Agents can create and launch a ticket implementation, inspect its state, conversation and diff, and send instructions to another implementation/chat. Each message starts a new turn in the receiving agent. Scope is same-project work, except personal assistants can span the workspace.
superconductor:COORD-04: Cloud schedules and merged-PR events trigger actions. cross-checked
superconductor:COORD-04
Cloud schedules and merged-PR events trigger actions.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Automations | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Recurring schedules and merged-PR events create tickets, launch runs or send messages; event duplication is suppressed and throttling is configurable.
superconductor:COORD-05: Chat supports stop and provider-specific steering. cross-checked
superconductor:COORD-05
Chat supports stop and provider-specific steering.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Mobile apps | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Native iOS/iPad app supports tickets, chat, diffs and PRs. Android uses a PWA, with opt-in browser/mobile push.
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Finding: Workspace collaborators share chat, presence and inputs. Claude supports mid-turn steering; others queue. Model changes apply to later turns within a harness.
superconductor:COORD-06: Activity and ticket cards expose work and attention. cross-checked
superconductor:COORD-06
Activity and ticket cards expose work and attention.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Finding: Native tickets have states and multiple implementations, searchable dashboards, stars and local drafts; implementation picker launches up to twelve per action.
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Workspaces | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Owner/Admin/Collaborator/Viewer permissions, membership and a recent-activity sidebar are documented; model credits differ from compute credits.
superconductor:COORD-07: Model and effort choices can change without replacing a conversation. cross-checked
superconductor:COORD-07
Model and effort choices can change without replacing a conversation.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Implementations | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Independent implementations receive separate branches/environments, explicit status, estimated costs and PR create/update actions.
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Finding: Workspace collaborators share chat, presence and inputs. Claude supports mid-turn steering; others queue. Model changes apply to later turns within a harness.
superconductor:RUN-01: Agent work executes in vendor-managed cloud environments. cross-checked
superconductor:RUN-01
Agent work executes in vendor-managed cloud environments.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Overview | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Cloud agents are accessible through browser/desktop/mobile clients and shared multiplayer workspaces.
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Lifecycle | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Cloud environments retain files while idle-paused but not processes. Startup commands rerun; failed snapshot builds retain last successful snapshot.
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Finding: Free $0 uses a one-time 20000-credit grant; Pro starts at $50 monthly. Compute is per-second credit usage; seats are not separately billed.
superconductor:RUN-02: Each implementation has isolated code and enforced network rules. cross-checked
superconductor:RUN-02
Each implementation has isolated code and enforced network rules.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Implementations | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Independent implementations receive separate branches/environments, explicit status, estimated costs and PR create/update actions.
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Network sandboxing | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Network allowlists have provider/platform exceptions. Users can allow blocked paths for a ticket/chat or project; next run uses the new rules.
superconductor:RUN-03: Idle pause preserves files but restarts processes. cross-checked
superconductor:RUN-03
Idle pause preserves files but restarts processes.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Lifecycle | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Cloud environments retain files while idle-paused but not processes. Startup commands rerun; failed snapshot builds retain last successful snapshot.
superconductor:RUN-04: Reusable build snapshots separate setup from startup. cross-checked
superconductor:RUN-04
Reusable build snapshots separate setup from startup.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Development environment | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Automatic setup configures packages/build/start commands and previews; snapshots and encrypted/redacted environment secrets are documented.
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Lifecycle | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Cloud environments retain files while idle-paused but not processes. Startup commands rerun; failed snapshot builds retain last successful snapshot.
superconductor:RUN-05: Quota exhaustion and startup failure remain explicit. cross-checked
superconductor:RUN-05
Quota exhaustion and startup failure remain explicit.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Agent credentials | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Subscriptions and API keys are separate routes. Connected-plan quota exhaustion stops work without automatic API fallback.
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Lifecycle | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Cloud environments retain files while idle-paused but not processes. Startup commands rerun; failed snapshot builds retain last successful snapshot.
superconductor:RUN-06: Tool logs and activity metrics expose actual runs.
superconductor:RUN-06
Tool logs and activity metrics expose actual runs.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Implementations | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Independent implementations receive separate branches/environments, explicit status, estimated costs and PR create/update actions.
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Finding: Workspace collaborators share chat, presence and inputs. Claude supports mid-turn steering; others queue. Model changes apply to later turns within a harness.
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Finding: Dashboard separates actual metered API spend from token-equivalent value, with user/agent breakdowns and subscription coverage.
superconductor:RUN-07: Estimated costs and plan-covered token value are distinguished. cross-checked
superconductor:RUN-07
Estimated costs and plan-covered token value are distinguished.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Implementations | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Independent implementations receive separate branches/environments, explicit status, estimated costs and PR create/update actions.
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Finding: Dashboard separates actual metered API spend from token-equivalent value, with user/agent breakdowns and subscription coverage.
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Finding: Free $0 uses a one-time 20000-credit grant; Pro starts at $50 monthly. Compute is per-second credit usage; seats are not separately billed.
superconductor:RUN-08: Plan concurrency and environment resources are configurable. cross-checked
superconductor:RUN-08
Plan concurrency and environment resources are configurable.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Development environment | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Automatic setup configures packages/build/start commands and previews; snapshots and encrypted/redacted environment secrets are documented.
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Finding: Free $0 uses a one-time 20000-credit grant; Pro starts at $50 monthly. Compute is per-second credit usage; seats are not separately billed.
superconductor:TEAM-01: Multiple workspace members can prompt the same implementation. cross-checked
superconductor:TEAM-01
Multiple workspace members can prompt the same implementation.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Finding: Workspace collaborators share chat, presence and inputs. Claude supports mid-turn steering; others queue. Model changes apply to later turns within a harness.
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Workspaces | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Owner/Admin/Collaborator/Viewer permissions, membership and a recent-activity sidebar are documented; model credits differ from compute credits.
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Finding: Free $0 uses a one-time 20000-credit grant; Pro starts at $50 monthly. Compute is per-second credit usage; seats are not separately billed.
superconductor:TEAM-02: Workspace roles have documented read/write limits. cross-checked
superconductor:TEAM-02
Workspace roles have documented read/write limits.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Superconductor API | Superconductor Docs
Finding: PAT API reads project tickets/chats/diffs, creates tickets with optional default-agent launch and sends messages; existing-ticket launch and PR creation are not available.
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Workspaces | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Owner/Admin/Collaborator/Viewer permissions, membership and a recent-activity sidebar are documented; model credits differ from compute credits.
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Finding: Free $0 uses a one-time 20000-credit grant; Pro starts at $50 monthly. Compute is per-second credit usage; seats are not separately billed.
superconductor:TEAM-03: Network access and API tokens have bounded grants. cross-checked
superconductor:TEAM-03
Network access and API tokens have bounded grants.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Superconductor API | Superconductor Docs
Finding: PAT API reads project tickets/chats/diffs, creates tickets with optional default-agent launch and sends messages; existing-ticket launch and PR creation are not available.
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Network sandboxing | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Network allowlists have provider/platform exceptions. Users can allow blocked paths for a ticket/chat or project; next run uses the new rules.
superconductor:TEAM-04: Shared conversations and activity retain team context.
superconductor:TEAM-04
Shared conversations and activity retain team context.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Finding: Workspace collaborators share chat, presence and inputs. Claude supports mid-turn steering; others queue. Model changes apply to later turns within a harness.
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Workspaces | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Owner/Admin/Collaborator/Viewer permissions, membership and a recent-activity sidebar are documented; model credits differ from compute credits.
superconductor:TEAM-05: Diff comments and Guided Review support agent feedback. cross-checked
superconductor:TEAM-05
Diff comments and Guided Review support agent feedback.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Implementations | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Independent implementations receive separate branches/environments, explicit status, estimated costs and PR create/update actions.
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Finding: Workspace collaborators share chat, presence and inputs. Claude supports mid-turn steering; others queue. Model changes apply to later turns within a harness.
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Diff & Guided Review | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Full/uncommitted diffs, anchored comments, Guided Review and changes-requested follow-ups are documented.
superconductor:TEAM-06: A colleague can continue the same shared cloud conversation. cross-checked
superconductor:TEAM-06
A colleague can continue the same shared cloud conversation.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Agent credentials | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Subscriptions and API keys are separate routes. Connected-plan quota exhaustion stops work without automatic API fallback.
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Finding: Workspace collaborators share chat, presence and inputs. Claude supports mid-turn steering; others queue. Model changes apply to later turns within a harness.
superconductor:SHIP-01: Artifacts and diffs remain with implementations.
superconductor:SHIP-01
Artifacts and diffs remain with implementations.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Implementations | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Independent implementations receive separate branches/environments, explicit status, estimated costs and PR create/update actions.
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Diff & Guided Review | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Full/uncommitted diffs, anchored comments, Guided Review and changes-requested follow-ups are documented.
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Artifacts | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Images, documents, recordings and files are saved with implementations and have viewers.
superconductor:SHIP-02: Separate QA validates requirements only for private-beta participants. cross-checked
superconductor:SHIP-02
Separate QA validates requirements only for private-beta participants.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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QA Checks [Beta] | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Private-beta QA agent checks ticket requirements, code quality and tests; not a generally available gate.
superconductor:SHIP-03: Cloud branches can be submitted or updated as PRs. cross-checked
superconductor:SHIP-03
Cloud branches can be submitted or updated as PRs.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Implementations | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Independent implementations receive separate branches/environments, explicit status, estimated costs and PR create/update actions.
superconductor:SHIP-05: Ticket and implementation state link to pull requests. cross-checked
superconductor:SHIP-05
Ticket and implementation state link to pull requests.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Finding: Native tickets have states and multiple implementations, searchable dashboards, stars and local drafts; implementation picker launches up to twelve per action.
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Implementations | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Independent implementations receive separate branches/environments, explicit status, estimated costs and PR create/update actions.
superconductor:SHIP-06: Guided Review and implementation comparisons support review triage. cross-checked
superconductor:SHIP-06
Guided Review and implementation comparisons support review triage.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Finding: Native tickets have states and multiple implementations, searchable dashboards, stars and local drafts; implementation picker launches up to twelve per action.
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Diff & Guided Review | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Full/uncommitted diffs, anchored comments, Guided Review and changes-requested follow-ups are documented.
superconductor:OWN-01: Superconductor is offered under vendor-authored service/application terms. The mobile app has a limited revocable use license; open-source component terms are separate.
superconductor:OWN-01
Superconductor is offered under vendor-authored service/application terms. The mobile app has a limited revocable use license; open-source component terms are separate.
- 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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Superconductor application terms
Finding: The service is owned by Volition and uses partner-provided compute infrastructure. Its mobile application has a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable use license. Open-source components retain separate component terms; the main service is not granted a standard open-source application license.
superconductor:OWN-03: Vendor states privacy and encryption controls with separate provider requests. cross-checked
superconductor:OWN-03
Vendor states privacy and encryption controls with separate provider requests.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Security | Superconductor Docs
Finding: AWS hosting, encrypted sensitive data, RBAC, aggregate telemetry and 30-day account-closure deletion are stated. SOC 2 Type 2 is a goal, not an achieved assurance.
superconductor:OWN-04: Free and credit-based paid plans include cloud compute. cross-checked
superconductor:OWN-04
Free and credit-based paid plans include cloud compute.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Finding: Free $0 uses a one-time 20000-credit grant; Pro starts at $50 monthly. Compute is per-second credit usage; seats are not separately billed.
superconductor:OWN-05: Compute and model charges vary separately by usage. cross-checked
superconductor:OWN-05
Compute and model charges vary separately by usage.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Agent credentials | Superconductor Docs
Finding: Subscriptions and API keys are separate routes. Connected-plan quota exhaustion stops work without automatic API fallback.
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Finding: Free $0 uses a one-time 20000-credit grant; Pro starts at $50 monthly. Compute is per-second credit usage; seats are not separately billed.
superconductor:OWN-06: A support contact and a 48-hour security-inquiry response aim are documented.
superconductor:OWN-06
A support contact and a 48-hour security-inquiry response aim are documented.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Security | Superconductor Docs
Finding: AWS hosting, encrypted sensitive data, RBAC, aggregate telemetry and 30-day account-closure deletion are stated. SOC 2 Type 2 is a goal, not an achieved assurance.
superconductor:OWN-07: SOC 2 Type 2 is a future goal, not a current report. cross-checked
superconductor:OWN-07
SOC 2 Type 2 is a future goal, not a current report.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Security | Superconductor Docs
Finding: AWS hosting, encrypted sensitive data, RBAC, aggregate telemetry and 30-day account-closure deletion are stated. SOC 2 Type 2 is a goal, not an achieved assurance.
superconductor:OWN-08: The Free plan has a one-time compute grant, without recurring credit replenishment stated. cross-checked
superconductor:OWN-08
The Free plan has a one-time compute grant, without recurring credit replenishment stated.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Finding: Free $0 uses a one-time 20000-credit grant; Pro starts at $50 monthly. Compute is per-second credit usage; seats are not separately billed.
superconductor:OWN-09: Credit and compute units are public; final workload cost is usage-dependent. cross-checked
superconductor:OWN-09
Credit and compute units are public; final workload cost is usage-dependent.
- Documentation establishes only the named atomic answers; remaining questions and hands-on behavior are unverified.
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Finding: Free $0 uses a one-time 20000-credit grant; Pro starts at $50 monthly. Compute is per-second credit usage; seats are not separately billed.