Starkomand vs Superset.
Both run the agent’s own CLI in real terminals. Superset gives every workspace its own git worktree, lists which agents are working, blocked or waiting, and adds diff review, automations, remote hosts and a phone app, free for one user and per seat for teams. Starkomand lays the terminals out side by side on a Mac canvas and puts recaps, diagrams, briefs and voice around them, for one price.
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Where they differ.
Starkomand next to Superset, from both products’ public pages on 9 October 2026.
| Criterion |  Starkomand |
Superset |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Your CLIs in real terminal windows on one canvas, with the tools around them. | Workspaces for coding agents, a git worktree each, with a status list, diff review, automations and remote hosts. |
| The CLI you know | The real TUI in a real pty. Flags, slash commands, keybindings and config, untouched. | The agent’s own CLI in terminal panes. |
| Agents | Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Grok CLI, GitHub Copilot, OpenCode, Amp, Pi, Aider, Goose, and any CLI you configure.Several sessions of the same provider, each signed in as you. | Any CLI agent. Its terminal menu names Claude, Codex, Gemini, Cursor Agent, OpenCode, Grok CLI, Kimi Code, Mistral Vibe, Devin, Kiro and more. |
| Where your code runs | Your Mac. No account. The local server listens on 127.0.0.1 only. | Your machine. Remote hosts keep workspaces running while your laptop sleeps (Pro). Account metadata syncs to their cloud. |
| Price | $49 to $169 once, per Mac, with a year of updates. Free for 3 days.Launch prices, set by seats sold. See the ladder. | Free for one user with local workspaces. Pro $20 a user a month, or $15 billed yearly, for remote access, automations and mobile. |
| Hand work to another agent | A saved brief with the objective and criteria, bounded review rounds, then Ready for human review. | — |
| Catch up on every window | Hold Space. Every window flips to a recap of what it did and where it is. | A status list: working, blocked, or waiting on you. |
| Diagrams | An agent draws the architecture beside its terminal. Editable. | — |
| Issues and pull requests | Drop a GitHub issue on a window. The Flight board shows pull requests by stage.A task can run on its own branch in a separate git worktree. | Diff review, pull requests and checks. Linear on Pro. |
| Voice and hands | Hold ⌥ and speak to an agent by name. Pinch, pan, clap to tidy. On-device, and optional. | — |
| Workspaces | Unlimited. Each keeps its crew, folder, layout and backdrop, your own image included. | Unlimited, a git worktree each. |
| Platform | macOS on Apple silicon. | macOS. Linux as an experimental AppImage. An iPhone and iPad app to check in. |
Same on both. A browser beside the terminals for previews.
A dash means the product’s own site does not advertise it. Prices and features are from each product’s public pages on 9 October 2026 and may have changed since; product names belong to their owners. Spotted a change? Tell us.
Which one.
Pick Superset if
you want a git worktree and diff review for every task, agents on remote hosts or on a schedule, a phone app to check in from, or one plan your whole team shares.
Pick Starkomand if
you want every agent in view at once on a canvas rather than in a list, to hand work between agents with a saved brief, or recaps, diagrams, voice and issue notes beside the terminals.
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Try it against your own setup.
Every feature, every provider, free for 3 days. Your CLIs are already installed; the canvas takes a minute.
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