Real browser control
Superagent uses a browser pane that the agent can drive directly to open pages, click, type, and read content back from the site you are already using.
Superagent — приложение для Mac, где кодовый агент работает в настоящем браузере и симуляторе iPhone, а переписки сохраняются на вашем компьютере. Наблюдайте, как он создает, редактирует и тестирует проекты на Mac, используя имеющуюся подписку Claude Code.
Superagent is a Mac app that gives a coding agent a place to work beside the project itself. It combines chat, a real browser, project files, and an iPhone simulator so you can watch the agent act on the page instead of only reading about the result afterward.
The product is built for local use on your Mac. The site says it runs on Claude Code today, uses the Claude subscription you already have, and does not require a Superagent account or API key. It also keeps chats persistent across restarts and can attach each conversation to its own git worktree when you are working in a repository.
Superagent uses a browser pane that the agent can drive directly to open pages, click, type, and read content back from the site you are already using.
Conversations keep their context, panes, files, and scroll position so you can restart or update the app without losing the session you were working in.
On git projects, each conversation can run in its own private branch and worktree, keeping changes separate from your main checkout and from other chats.
The app can stream a real iOS Simulator into the interface, letting the agent tap, type, and swipe on a phone screen without extra setup beyond the simulator itself.
A two-view mode shows the same page as a desktop layout and an iPhone frame at the same time, which is useful for checking responsive behavior live.
The site says the app runs on your Mac, uses your existing Claude subscription, and keeps browser sessions in a local profile rather than sending automation through a separate hosted service.
Use it when you want the agent to build or edit a page and show the result in a browser pane so you can judge the output directly instead of switching between code and screenshots.
On git projects, start a chat on its own worktree when you want the agent to make changes, commit them, and keep your current branch clean.
Use the streamed iOS Simulator for tasks where you need to verify taps, sheets, and layout on an iPhone-sized screen.
Point it at sites where you are already signed in and let the agent interact with the page in the browser pane instead of rebuilding the workflow in a separate tool.
Use persistent chats when the task spans a restart, update, or interruption and you want to return to the same conversation with its context intact.
It gives a coding agent a local workspace on your Mac with chat, a browser, project files, and an optional iPhone Simulator so the agent can work and show you the result in place.
No. The docs say Superagent is not an AI of its own; it runs Claude Code on your Mac using the Claude subscription you already have.
The site says there is no Superagent account and no API key required for the app itself.
Yes. The docs say you can point it at any folder, and branches and the Keep button only apply when the project is a git repo.
The docs say Xcode is optional and only needed if you want the iPhone simulator in the window.
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