Superset Mobile

Your coding agents, now in your pocket

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This looks really useful. One thing I’m curious about, wouldn’t running 100 agents at once burn through the API quota pretty fast? Can you use multiple API keys for that?

Mobile Diff review is the one that I would really prefer to use on a day-to-day basis. It has happened to me in the past that a few changes to the file made on a small screen using other applications have caused problems like text wrapping and loss of context.

Mobile Diff review is the one that I would really prefer to use on a day-to-day basis. It has happened to me in the past that a few changes to the file made on a small screen using other applications have caused problems like text wrapping and loss of context.

It makes perfect sense for it to require Remote Access to be turned on at all times but it means I will have to keep my laptop awake and connected at all times as well. This can be a drawback for people who want to conserve energy by closing the lid of their laptops.

Congratulations on the roll-out! I was curious about how priorities get assigned when there is more than one agent to notify at the same time. Are they queued up or is it a shotgun approach? That's what will determine if it's helpful or frustrating.

The fact that I maintain multiple worktrees simultaneously and have trouble keeping up with what each agent is doing is my biggest problem. A way for me to check on the status via my mobile phone will help me avoid constantly switching back to my computer. Great idea.

What I find the most interesting is continuing to work in the exact same workspace on desktop after using the app on mobile. I have used some mobile development tools in the past and when I switch back to my desktop, everything gets reset. This would not be an issue here.

There have been numerous occasions where my agents have become blocked mid-task when I was out of my office. It would be great to be able to unblock them from my mobile phone rather than having to run back home. Wondering about battery life for a day's use.

Intrigued by the speed at which the team delivers, from the initial launch to version 2.0 and now this one within a year. The use-case for me is primarily doing weekend stuff without having to fire up my laptop to get an agent moving. If it is as good as you say, I'll start using it right away.

I've experienced the exact situation mentioned by the creator, there is an agent waiting for me to respond to the follow-up but I don't realise this fact for hours because I was away from my desk. In this case, even minimal decrease of the delay period would make the tool worthwhile right away.

Thank you for making this work with the current Superset setup, as opposed to something entirely new, with a whole other learning curve to learn about. My concern is related to security, where keeping this machine available via Remote Access through the entire day can be quite a vulnerable entry point.

This is unfortunate for me on a personal level, although I understand the reasoning behind the priority for iPhones first because of the installed base for their development environment. After that becomes available, the only request I have would be to support widgets so I can monitor agent status without unlocking the device.

I'm a bit confused. If you have your desktop or mac mini running you can use Claude or Codes to remote in anytime and you can use Astra or Fable to orchestrate Opus or Sol sub agents with no setup or tooling... then click the link in the remote session to go to Github and revew the PR, I do this all the time. Curious what your tool solves?

Have been keeping track of Superset since its initial release for desktop and it seems that moving over to the mobile version is the logical progression from there. I am the type of person who will start refactoring my code late at night and getting an update on this when I wake up is just what I need.

This is all very reasonable, of course, based on how my computer interacts with the current system. I’m interested in finding out what would happen if my computer went into sleep mode during a process. Would the session automatically continue when my computer wakes up?

It is good to note that I already benefit from running Claude Code and Codex concurrently and this means that adding my phone is the right way to go forward instead of a forced addition. It will be interesting to find out how it works in case of any conflict when I accept changes on mobile and edit on the desktop.

It was the part that said "Pick up the same workspace." I can’t stand going through the same thing with an agent when I change devices.

I'm using Superset for months now, it's basically the best ADE on the market. So excited to have it in my pocket now!

Congratulations on the shipment. I have been wanting differential review on my phone for quite some time now especially when I'm on the go with an agent.