Mooring

Mooring vs Superset

A Superset alternative built around Claude Code

Superset runs many command line coding agents at once on a Mac, each task in its own git worktree. On 26 October 2026 it changed its name to Paradev. The product stayed the same, and its command line tool is still called superset.

Mooring covers the same ground with Claude Code at the centre. It is a free Mac app that runs Claude Code in real terminal tabs, several at once, each task on its own branch and worktree, with your tasks, usage and plan limits beside each tab.

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Side by side

How Claude Code runsMooringThe Claude Code command line itself, in a real terminal tab, so every command and shortcut works as it does in Terminal.SupersetThe Claude Code command line in a terminal inside each workspace, beside a diff view, a browser and a file editor. A chat pane talks to models too.
Other agentsMooringBuilt around Claude Code. Any other command line agent runs in a tab as a custom command, without the Claude extras.SupersetMany command line agents built in, including Codex, OpenCode, Gemini CLI and Cursor Agent, and any other that runs in a terminal.
Keeping work apartMooringA git worktree and branch for any task you choose, made from its card.SupersetA git worktree and branch for every workspace.
TasksMooringThe Cards tab: a list of tasks per project, each one able to become a worktree and a Claude session.SupersetA Tasks view of Linear issues, GitHub issues and tasks made in the app, each able to start a workspace with an agent.
Review and pull requestsMooringThe Changes tab. The Assistant plans the commits and opens the pull request, then Claude fixes what needs fixing and it merges.SupersetA Changes pane to review, commit and push, and a pull request pane with checks, review threads and merge.
Plan usageMooringUsage by project and worktree, the 5-hour window in the status bar, and sessions wound down before a plan limit and restarted after it resets.SupersetA Usage page with a meter for each Claude account’s 5-hour session and weekly limit, and token costs at API prices.
Where sessions runMooringOn your Mac. Sessions keep running in the background after you quit Mooring.SupersetOn your Mac, where agents keep running after you quit. Paid plans add other machines, cloud workspaces and an iPhone and iPad app.
The appMooringA native Mac app, free to download.SupersetBuilt on Electron. The code has been open source under the MIT licence since 4 November 2026.
ComputersMooringMac only: Apple silicon, macOS 26 or later.SupersetMac, Apple silicon or Intel. An experimental Linux build, and no Windows yet.
PriceMooringFree. Claude Code itself still needs a Claude plan.SupersetThe desktop app is free. Pro, at $20 per user a month or $16 billed yearly, adds remote access, automations and the mobile app. Team adds cloud workspaces.

Pick Mooring if

  • You work mostly in Claude Code and want an app built around it, with your list of tasks in the same window.
  • You want your plan limits watched for you, with sessions paused before a limit and picked up after it resets.
  • You prefer a native Mac app to one built on Electron.

Pick Superset if

  • You run Codex, Gemini CLI or other agents as much as Claude Code.
  • You want agents in the cloud or on other machines, checked from an iPhone, or started on a schedule.
  • You want code you can read and change, or you use an Intel Mac or Linux.

Facts about Superset were checked on 8 November 2026, from these sources. Spotted something out of date? Say so.

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