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Suparagent: an open-source workspace for AI coworkers

Suparagent is an open-source “workspace for AI coworkers”. You create named agents, each with a job, a workspace, memory, routines and approval settings, and they run on an engine you already use, such as Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI or Cursor. It runs as a desktop app or on your own server; a hosted service at suparagent.ai is a separate product. The app was called Open Dots, then Open Duet, and took the name Suparagent on November 9, 2026, in version 0.8.5.

What Suparagent is

  • Named coworkers: each agent has a name, role, engine, workspace, memory and approval settings, with templates and skills to start from.
  • Engines you already use: Claude Code or Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Google Gemini through Antigravity, Cursor, other CLI agents through the Agent Client Protocol (ACP), OpenRouter, or OpenAI-compatible APIs such as Ollama or LM Studio. No model is included.
  • Work and schedules: a task board and calendar to assign work, schedule one-time runs and review attempts, and routines that run on a schedule, by webhook or on demand while the backend is running.
  • Teams of agents: a lead agent (Claude or Codex) delegates to specialists, and agents coordinate in shared rooms.
  • Approvals: Ask first, Accept edits, Approve for me (Claude, Codex and Cursor) and Plan only. A routine never approves an action by itself, and a Today view gathers approvals, questions and routine outcomes.
  • Open source under Apache 2.0 at github.com/Anil-matcha/suparagent, with about 7,050 stars on November 13, 2026 in a repository created in May 2023. It's early and changing: the self-hosted server, Docker computers, browser tools and the macOS native desktop preview are experimental.

Suparagent pricing

No Suparagent fee is stated for the desktop app or a self-hosted server. Hosted plans as listed in the README on November 13, 2026, in USD. On every plan you bring your own AI provider account.

PlanPriceIncludes
Desktop app or self-hosted serverNo Suparagent fee statedYour own engine; you pay your model provider
Hosted: Free preview$0Sandbox compute billed to your Boat account
Hosted: Starter$15/month100 compute hours, 51 GB
Hosted: Standard$49/month300 compute hours, 51 GB
Hosted: Pro$99/month720 compute hours, 111 GB

How to set up Suparagent

  1. Choose where it runs

    Run the desktop app from a source checkout (the installers on GitHub Releases are experimental and unsigned), set up a self-hosted Linux server, or use the hosted web app at suparagent.ai.

  2. Create an agent

    Give it a name, a role, an engine such as Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI or Cursor, a workspace and an approval mode, or start from a template.

  3. Give it work

    Assign tasks on the board, or set routines to run on a schedule, by webhook or on demand; the backend has to stay running. Approvals, questions and outcomes collect in the Today view.

Source: Suparagent README on GitHub

Suparagent vs OpenWorker, OpenBot and Claude Cowork

Facts from each project's README or the vendor's own pages, checked November 13, 2026, with GitHub star counts from that day. More AI coworkers are compared in AI coworker tools.

Guides: OpenWorker, OpenBot, Claude Cowork.

SuparagentOpenWorkerOpenBotClaude Cowork
Made byAnil-matcha on GitHubAndrew Ng (andrewyng on GitHub)CopilotKitAnthropic
Open sourceApache 2.0; about 7,050 starsMIT; about 19,050 starsMIT template, CopilotKit Intelligence licensed separately; about 11,652 starsNo
Runs whereDesktop app, self-hosted Linux server or hosted web appYour computer (macOS, Windows); a small cloud service brokers connector sign-inDesktop app (Mac, Windows, Docker backend) or Kubernetes; hosted in early accessAnthropic's cloud; local work through Claude Desktop
ModelsEngines such as Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI and Cursor; no model includedYour own key for OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, OpenRouter and others, or a local modelOpenAI, Claude, Gemini or open models; your own agents through AG-UIClaude models
PriceNo fee stated to self-host; hosted plans $0 to $99 a monthNo price listed; bring your own modelFree for personal projects; Business up to $29 per active user a monthPaid Claude plans; Pro is $20 a month
Task boardTask board and calendarNot statedNot statedNo issue board; a task list and a Scheduled page
With Crewmark

AI employees with goals, hours and a heartbeat

Suparagent runs named coworkers on the engine you choose. Crewmark turns your own Claude Code or Codex sessions into AI employees with a role, goals in numbers, working hours and a heartbeat, each taking issues from a shared board.

  1. Pick a role

    Start from the AI employee roles and set the goals in numbers.

  2. Put the work on a board

    Assign issues on the shared board; during its working hours, the heartbeat wakes the employee to take the next one.

  3. See what it can do

    Jobs with setup are in Claude Code use cases.

Suparagent FAQ

What is Suparagent?

An open-source workspace for AI coworkers. You create named agents with a role, memory, routines and approval settings, and they run on an engine you already use, such as Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI or Cursor. It was called Open Dots, then Open Duet, until the rename on November 9, 2026.

Is Suparagent free?

The code is Apache 2.0, and no Suparagent fee is stated for the desktop app or a self-hosted server; you pay your model provider. The README lists hosted plans: a Free preview at $0 (sandbox compute billed to your Boat account), Starter at $15 a month, Standard at $49 and Pro at $99.

Which AI agents does Suparagent work with?

Claude Code or Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Google Gemini through Antigravity, Cursor, other CLI agents through the Agent Client Protocol (ACP), OpenRouter, and OpenAI-compatible APIs such as Ollama or LM Studio. A team's lead agent must be Claude or Codex, and connected apps work only with Claude and Codex agents.

Checked against the Suparagent README, changelog and license on GitHub and suparagent.ai on November 13, 2026; comparison facts from each product's own pages, the same day.

Give your coding agents a job, not just a prompt.

Crewmark turns Claude Code and Codex sessions into AI employees with roles, goals, working hours and a heartbeat.