you're Mac-based and want to run many agents at once with a polished editor and the broadest agent list.
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Claxedo vs. Superset
Built to run an army of agents on a Mac, with the broadest agent list and an SDK. Claxedo is fully open, cross-platform, and a multi-user platform you self-host — where Superset gates remote and teams behind a paid hosted tier and ships under a restrictive license.
01 · Side by side
The capabilities that decide it.
Capability Superset Claxedo
What it is Source-available macOS agent editor / orchestrator Open-source workspace + framework you self-host
Team / multi-user Only via the paid, hosted remote tier Multi-user — accounts + org scoping (Clerk+Convex profile today)
Harnesses 11+ agents (agent-agnostic) Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, + any CLI via ACP
Interfaces Mac app + CLI + SDK + MCP server; review + browser Chat UI + first-class terminal
Platforms macOS (Windows/Linux untested); mobile 'coming soon' Desktop (Mac/Win/Linux) + web + mobile web
Remote access Remote workspaces (Beta) — paid Pro, hosted Relay — reach the same session from any device
Durable work ledger None documented WorkGraph — every task, attempt, and approval is a durable record that outlives sessions and restarts
Self-host Partial — source-available app; remote is hosted-only Yes — single node, or Clerk+Convex on your own Cloudflare
License Elastic License 2.0 (source-available, not OSI-open) Open source
Backing YC (Spring 2026) Independent · open source
Pricing Free (1 user) / Pro $15–20/user·mo / Enterprise Free during beta; bring your own provider + sandbox
02 · Where Superset is genuinely better
- The broadest harness list — 11+ agents, truly agent-agnostic.
- 10–100+ parallel agents with clean per-agent git-worktree isolation.
- A TypeScript SDK and an MCP server for extension.
- Editor handoff to VS Code, Cursor, JetBrains, and Xcode; a usable free local tier.
03 · Where Claxedo differs
- Fully open source vs Elastic License 2.0 (source-available, restricts running it as a service).
- Relay as a free core primitive vs Superset's paid, hosted remote beta.
- WorkGraph durable coordination.
- Cross-platform vs effectively Mac-only.
- A multi-user platform you self-host vs teams gated behind a hosted tier.
04 · Which should you pick
you want fully-open, cross-platform, remote-first, and teams you self-host — not a paid hosted tier.
First-party sources
- Content owner
- Claxedo maintainers
- Last reviewed
- Review due
05 · Make your own call
Use the workspace. Read the source.
Every claim here links to a first-party source. The fastest way to compare is to run both.