Paradev

Paradev (formerly Superset) is a desktop app for macOS, with an experimental Linux AppImage, built for running many AI coding agents at the same time. Instead of waiting for one agent to finish before starting the next, you launch dozens of tasks in parallel and switch between them as each needs your attention. It's aimed at developers who already use AI agents heavily and want to stop being the bottleneck.

The core mechanic is Git worktrees. Each agent gets its own isolated branch and working directory, so multiple agents can touch the codebase simultaneously without stepping on each other. No merge conflicts mid-task, no tangled state. When an agent finishes, you review the diff and merge when you're ready.

Paradev is agent-agnostic. It works with Claude Code, Cline, Codex, Cursor Agent, Gemini, Mistral, and any other CLI-based coding tool. You can mix agents across tasks or swap one out mid-project. The app doesn't lock you into a single provider.

Key capabilities:

• Parallel task management: launch and monitor dozens of agents from a single sidebar, with status indicators showing what's generating, what's ready for review, and what needs input
• Isolated worktrees: each task runs in its own Git environment, keeping changes separate until you're ready to merge
• Built-in diff review: side-by-side and inline diff views let you inspect changes before merging, without leaving the app
• Open in any IDE: jump from a worktree directly into VS Code, Cursor, Xcode, JetBrains, or a terminal with one click
• Port forwarding: dev servers running inside worktrees are accessible through forwarded ports, so you can preview work in progress
• MCP support: connects to MCP servers for extended agent capabilities

It sits alongside your existing editor rather than replacing it. If you already use Warp or a similar terminal, Paradev layers on top, handling the orchestration while your preferred tools handle the editing.