Terminal-first harness workflow
SuperQode centers the workflow in a terminal and supports both TUI and CLI use, so users can browse, connect, and operate without switching between separate products.
SuperQode 是專為程式編碼代理打造的開源 harness 層,讓使用者能在單一終端機中探索、建置、執行、評估及最佳化代理 harness。它支援 A2A、ACP、MCP 與 UHP 互通,讓團隊繼續使用現有的程式編碼代理與模型。
SuperQode is a harness layer for coding agents that sits around the agent rather than replacing it. The product is designed to help users discover, build, run, evaluate, and optimize coding-agent harnesses from one terminal while keeping interoperability across A2A, ACP, MCP, and UHP.
The site positions SuperQode as terminal-first and open source, with a workflow that can connect an agent, browse the Harness Hub, and call an A2A agent in the same session. It also emphasizes portable evidence, versioned harness specifications, and explicit ownership of the loop, including configuration, context, memory, tools, policy, and evaluation criteria.
SuperQode centers the workflow in a terminal and supports both TUI and CLI use, so users can browse, connect, and operate without switching between separate products.
The product supports A2A, ACP, MCP, and UHP, allowing agents, tool servers, and harness descriptions to be used across different interfaces and transports.
The Hub exposes a browsable catalogue of 104 coding agent harnesses, including open source and proprietary entries, with runtime, setup, provenance, and licence shown up front.
The hosted A2A agent returns a vendor-neutral shortlist of third-party coding agents and harnesses from the Hub, with SuperQode’s own harnesses excluded and disclosed separately.
The product includes harness benchmark, eval, promote, and drift commands, plus optimizer flows such as GEPA Omni, HarnessBench, and SkillOpt for comparing candidates and promoting a chosen configuration.
SuperQode stores the loop as a versioned HarnessSpec beside the code, covering memory, tools, sandbox, approvals, and evaluation criteria so the setup can be inspected and re-run.
A team can ask the A2A agent which coding agents or harnesses fit a repository or task class, then review a ranked shortlist before choosing what to run.
Design partners can compare candidates on their own repository using the same spec, sandbox, and gates, then review pass rate, cost, latency, and review burden.
Users can connect providers such as Codex, Claude, Copilot, or local models and work through the same terminal session instead of managing separate tools.
Teams can publish a card, serve their own harness as an A2A agent, or use the hosted endpoint when they want agent-to-agent discovery and callability.
Teams can rerun benchmark and drift checks when a model, harness, or spec changes, then decide whether to promote a new candidate.
It provides a harness layer for coding agents: users can connect agents, choose or rank harnesses, benchmark them, and run or serve them through terminal-based workflows.
Yes. The site says users can keep the coding agent they already pay for and use SuperQode as the layer around it.
Yes. The A2A agent page says the same server ships in the open source package and can be self-hosted with your own secret and model.
It returns a vendor-neutral shortlist of third-party coding agents and harnesses from the Hub, rather than sending a repository or exposing SuperQode’s own harnesses as the ranking basis.
The pricing page returns a 404, but the product pages describe open source software, a free design-partner path, and hosted or keyed A2A access as separate operating modes.
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