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Podiumresearch correctionfreshness recheckinitial researchproduct change48 findings · 30 sources
Findings today
- v0.3.0 routes Podium issue instructions and relay environment through terminal and engine session launch.
- CLI and MCP address the same canonical issue records for reads, creation, edits, claims, state, dependencies and…
- The spec CLI and service (living specs under pspec with stable SP IDs) are in v0.3.0.
- Podium gives agents its own issue tools over CLI and MCP, and agent profiles import and export Claude Code agent files.
- Not established.
- Issues carry an assignee, claim sets assignee and in_progress, a coordinator session can be set per issue, sessions…
- The server owns a scheduler for cron and one-time automations that spawn agent sessions, skipping overlaps and not…
- A quick task can be an interactive session or an issue; an issue can grow into a mission by gaining children while…
- Podium separates issue files with Git branches and worktrees, but its released daemon launches native host processes…
- Only machine setup is documented: the installer installs missing runtime tools and pairs a host, and the state…
- Podium exposes retryable errors, optional auto-continue with backoff, bounded waits and provider quota.
- Podium offers local logs and crash export, structured session status, issue stats, a usage and analytics sheet with…
- Podium reports host memory, load and disk, auto-hibernates idle sessions under pressure, and provides named advisory…
- Podium defines member/admin instance roles and admin-only membership management.
- Agent-session management requests go through an operator approval broker with approve and deny; the privacy docs say…
- Issue actions, approval steps, comments and mail are recorded server-side.
- Review is a documented loop: issue stage review, diff and checks, artifacts, offers with merge or send-back buttons,…
- The durable issue, session transcript, artifacts and mail persist for any later agent, and a live session can be…
- In the experimental Shipping path a configured validation profile runs before landing (default argv bun run test…
- Issues own branches and worktrees, and issue actions rebase, open a pull request with gh (pr create --fill) and…
- The operator accepts work through offers and runs the merge action under a branch merge-lock; in the experimental…
- Shipping orders record approved base and head SHAs, tested integration SHA, landed ref and validation result in a…
- Docs state repositories and native harness credentials stay on machines you control and server state lives in a…
- No Podium price is published: podium.do/pricing returns 404 and the docs list billing as not implemented.
- Podium is pre-1.0.
- Podium is open-source Apache-2.0 software, and the download page calls it free and open source.
- Podium ships desktop, CLI and browser clients, including phone-browser control.
- Podium launches the native Claude Code, Codex, Grok, OpenCode, Cursor and Pi CLIs in persistent terminals on…
- Podium supports native coding-agent logins and managed provider credentials.
- Docs describe a first-run flow (install, podium, register a Git repository, confirm a detected logged-in harness)…
- The podium CLI covers issue create, show, update, claim, dependencies, artifacts, session send/status/read/stop and…
- Desktop releases use a Tauri 2 shell that serves the Podium web UI; mobile source uses Expo and React Native.
- Podium issue records are native and authoritative with stable references, CLI creation and editing, and agent-driven…
- Issue brief, acceptance criteria, state paragraph and todos persist on the durable issue record.
- Podium supports persistent parent and child issues, phases and typed dependency links, including reparenting an…
- Podium exposes native issue creation with an optional start flag, separate dispatch, editing, comments, labels,…
- Docs and release notes describe many sessions running as independent terminals, one worktree per issue, and several…
- Podium orchestrates delegation itself: podium agent spawn starts a full child session on an issue with a chosen…
- Chat and native CLI views share a session.
- Release 0.3.0 ships a flight deck showing a whole mission in one view: phases, every task and its state, who works…
- The published Podium execution choices are local user machines and a user-owned VPS or paired machine.
- Closing a browser tab does not stop the agent process on a running Podium host.
- Since 0.2.0 Podium shows what each task costs, on the task header and the usage sheet, with per-session rows and…
- The issue UI displays owner and visibility read-only and deliberately omits sharing controls.
- Artifact commands store immutable server-side copies of issue-linked files, including images, video, HTML and…
- The public repository is licensed Apache 2.0, and the website presents Podium as an open-source agent development…
- Local desktop and self-hosted installs run on user-controlled machines with a documented state directory.
- The shipping service records revision-specific approval, configured validation and delivery receipts.
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Paradevfreshness recheckinitial researchresearch correction49 findings · 39 sources
Findings today
- Paradev documents 22 built-in terminal agents, custom CLI agents and mixed-harness orchestration.
- Superset does not sell model access: all plans use the user's own agent subscriptions or API keys, and it does not…
- At the pinned commit the desktop app is Electron 41 and the mobile app is an Expo / React Native project.
- Native tasks support create, edit, priority, assignee, labels (with label hierarchy), semantic search,…
- Paradev documents parallel agents in separate local worktrees, with sidebar activity and workspace list/board views.
- Paradev bundles the superset:orchestrate skill: a Claude Code or Codex coordinator launches mixed-agent workers via…
- Local and user-hosted remote execution plus managed Team/Ultra Cloud workspaces.
- Local workspaces are git worktrees on separate branches; the FAQ states they are not sandboxes and share processes,…
- Remote hosts have explicit member grants with owner promotion and removal; Enterprise lists SAML SSO and SCIM.
- Granted teammates can open authorized remote workspaces through the relay; separately, a session can be handed to…
- Built-in diff and Pull Requests views stage, commit, push, create PRs and merge (squash, merge commit or rebase and…
- Current desktop-v2.0.5 root repository code is MIT-licensed.
- Per-seat Pro $20 monthly/$192 yearly; Team $60/$648 yearly; Ultra $200 monthly.
- Paradev states it completed a SOC 2 Type II audit (Aug 27, 2026 changelog entry) and lists the SOC 2 Type II report…
- Free covers one local desktop/CLI user without a card.
- Paradev, formerly Superset, has macOS desktop, experimental Linux, CLI and iPhone/iPad clients.
- Onboarding detects git, gh and installed agents; projects come from a local folder or Git URL and must be git…
- Current CLI and OAuth HTTP MCP tools cover tasks, workspaces, agents, terminals, pages, automations and hosts.
- Current Paradev plugins supply MCP tools and skills with agent-specific support and a vendor credential proxy.
- Native tasks and connected Linear/GitHub issue lists support workspace intake.
- Task projects group tasks with state, lead and dates in the default-branch source (source-inspected at fc44d327:…
- Bundled Superset skills are installed into agents, and a session can be handed to another agent with its last 36,000…
- Design mode sends screenshots and DOM context to agents and the Slack agent searches the web with citations; code…
- Agents can list, read, create, update and soft-delete tasks over MCP, CLI and SDK.
- Tasks have assignees and can be dispatched to a chosen agent; the Linear script reuses an existing workspace per issue.
- Current automations combine schedules and provider-event triggers, up to 25 per automation, on selected hosts or cloud.
- Agents can pause for questions, tool approval and plan review; workspaces needing input are flagged and notified;…
- A workspace board groups work by agent and PR state; parent/child and dependency fleet views were not found.
- A quick task takes a prompt and an agent in one step; agents are configurable and skills are discoverable.
- Terminals run in a background daemon that survives app restarts and updates; unexpected agent-terminal deaths…
- Setup and teardown commands run per workspace on create and delete (install dependencies there).
- Cloud GB-hour usage limits are checked at start/wake and during execution; a running workspace stops about ten…
- Usage shows local Claude Code and Codex token cost, quotas and per-model/workspace breakdowns; automation run…
- Usage estimates token costs from local session logs across supported agents, with workspace/model/session drilldown…
- A live resources view shows CPU, memory and processes per project and terminal; scheduling and verification controls…
- Granted organization members can open the same remote host workspaces and send input to their shared agent terminals.
- Agents can pause for tool approval in the chat pane.
- Sessions, run history and task activity persist; export, retention and integrity are not documented.
- Pull Requests and diff views offer split/unified/focus diffs, check status, review threads and iPhone diff review.
- Paradev documents split/unified and binary diffs, versioned Pages with workspace lists and retrieval, browser…
- Check status is displayed on PRs; configured verification gates were not found.
- PRs can be merged (squash, merge commit, rebase and merge) from Superset on the real PR through the user's GitHub…
- PR-based workspaces show pull request state in the sidebar, and an Open Preview button appears when the branch has a…
- The Pull Requests view lists PRs with check counts, and attention-based board columns (Needs attention, Needs…
- The MIT local core can import a repository, run agents and review diffs signed out and offline on the user machine,…
- Paradev discloses desktop analytics.
- Fixed local/Pro examples: one Free user $0; two Pro users $40/month or $384/year; five $100/month or $960/year.
- Superset became Paradev on October 26, 2026; latest stable desktop-v2.0.5.
- Seat prices, pooled Cloud GB-hours and $0.06/GB-hour extras are public.
Sources
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T3 Coderesearch correctionfreshness recheckproduct changeinitial research39 findings · 32 sources
Findings today
- Many threads can run at once, including background starts and multi-model fan-out into separate worktrees; sidebar…
- Stable v0.1.7 has T3-owned MCP delegation across compatible providers, with role/model selection, scoped…
- Users can queue follow-ups or steer new messages into a running turn, interrupt the turn with the thread.stop…
- The sidebar groups and searches saved threads; Agents views and cards expose delegated children and retained results…
- Agents run on the user's own machine or a machine they keep running (SSH, T3 Connect, LAN/tailnet); clients on other…
- T3 Code uses project checkouts or per-thread Git worktrees and launches provider/ACP processes on the environment host.
- Project actions and automatic submodule initialization for new worktrees are documented; desktop-managed SSH relies…
- Provider usage-limit stops (for example Claude subscription limits, and Codex windows when Codex reports them) are…
- The Usage page reports token use, cache savings, model breakdowns and estimated cost over 24 hours to 90 days, with…
- v0.1.7 Usage shows provider/token estimates and model trend, cache-hit-rate and cost-per-million drilldown.
- Optional client-side load balancing (Auto balance, off by default) picks a machine for new threads using available…
- Threads can use per-thread worktrees and branches, commit, push and open pull requests with generated titles and…
- Terms state no T3 Tools subscription fee currently, unless a feature states otherwise; they do not mention seats or…
- The current terms state no T3 Tools subscription fee and do not mention seats or user counts; provider usage and…
- Latest stable is v0.1.7, displayed November 4; v0.1.8 nightly builds are separate.
- T3 Code is currently offered without a T3 Tools subscription fee, and the terms allow paid features with prices…
- The pricing URL returned HTTP 404 and the homepage was reachable in the November 7 second pass.
- Workspace file changes are captured in hidden Git checkpoint refs, and the Terms describe T3 displaying file changes…
- v0.1.7 documents Mac/Windows/Linux desktop, iOS/Android mobile, web and CLI.
- v0.1.7 documents installed Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, Grok Build, Kiro (beta, Early Access), OpenCode, Antigravity,…
- T3 Code reuses each provider's own subscription or login, supports multiple accounts per provider and per-instance…
- First-task setup needs an installed, signed-in provider on the server machine; projects can start without a repo or…
- The t3 CLI and remote HTTP MCP expose project/thread operations in v0.1.7.
- T3 Code relies on the underlying harness for MCP servers, plugins and skills; it reads skills from harness config…
- Source inspection at v0.0.45 shows an Electron desktop client and an Expo/React Native mobile client alongside a web…
- Tasks start as prompts in a thread; pull requests can be referenced as context with #.
- Plan mode and proposed-plan artifacts exist in current stable.
- Skills are discoverable per provider and project; shared memory or provenance features were not documented.
- Image, PDF, text and audio attachments are documented; code search, indexing and API-awareness features are not…
- Threads persist on the environment server.
- Thread permission modes expose command, edit and child approvals in the conversation, with provider-specific…
- Threads retain conversations and tool activity, but supported rewind can remove later conversation history.
- Current stable PR review includes mobile diffs/draft comments and optional beta model-written guides with ordered…
- Merging a pull request from the Pull requests page is documented, including auto-merge (GitHub, GitLab, Azure…
- Linked pull requests, PR status badges and GitHub revert-PR creation are documented; rollback via checkpoints and…
- Optional beta PR review guides provide ordered stops, grouped mechanical changes, retained review context and agent…
- The public repository is MIT-licensed (T3 Tools Inc) and includes desktop, mobile, web, server and the T3 Connect…
- Self-hosted environment servers can use LAN, SSH or optional T3 Connect.
- The live privacy policy describes anonymous usage data sent by default; the pinned telemetry guide describes a…
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