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Superagent Desktop

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Description

The desktop home for Claude Code — a persistent chat, a real browser your agent drives on your own logins, and routines on a schedule. Local, on your own Claude subscription, open source. macOS.

Installation

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open the source below and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

README

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SuperAgent

The desktop home for Claude Code — one chat, your real browser, and tasks that run themselves.

⬇ Download for Mac · Website · Apple Silicon · free & open source

Your coding agent already writes the code. SuperAgent gives it a place to work: a persistent chat per project, a real browser it can **drive on the sites you're already logged into**, files you read next to the chat, and routines that keep running on a timer. Everything runs locally on your Mac, on your own Claude subscription — no middleman server, and the whole app is open source, so you can read exactly how it touches your browser. Quiet, keyboard-driven, and built to look like it belongs on a Mac.

![SuperAgent — a Monet at the Met open in the browser pane as a desktop page and an iPhone side by side, with the agent that opened it explaining the painting in the chat beside them](docs/hero.png)


Build it and watch it, side by side

The chat sits next to a real browser. Ask for a change and watch the page update in the same window — no alt-tabbing to find out whether it worked. Point it at a local dev server or any live site.

![The chat next to the code it's editing — the file tree, grouped steps and edits, model and mode pickers](docs/chat.png)

An agent that can use the browser

Claude drives that same browser: open a page, click, type, read it back. Not a hidden browser it describes to you second-hand — the one on your screen, with your logged-in session. You watch it work, and you can take over any time.

Everything in its place

Plain browser tabs sit at the top of the s