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SupraSpace turns a tangle of terminal windows into one project command center — launch, watch, and steer multiple coding CLIs with live terminals, tasks, durable Markdown memory, and clear process status.
Reusable profiles cover explicit Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and Kiro CLI support, plus configurable command-based CLIs. Choose the command, prompt delivery, and context each profile needs.
Anthropic's agentic CLI runs natively — your task, memory, and skills load on boot.
OpenAI's coding CLI plugs straight in with clean prompt-flag injection.
First-class support, including agent import from your opencode.json.
Use the Kiro CLI profile or define a command template for the interactive CLI already in your toolbox.
Configure how a profile receives the work — stdin, args, file context, or a prompt flag — then reuse it across projects.
Drives any CLI · plugs into your stack
A control room for parallel sessions: a board that mirrors real progress, project memory that stays in files, and status rooted in what the process is actually doing.
Launch a whole crew at once and watch them in a 1, 2, 4, or 6-up terminal grid. Each agent gets its own task, profile, and live PTY — no more juggling a dozen terminal tabs.
No spinner that lies. Status comes from real process liveness, output recency, and your own patterns — so running means running and waiting means it needs you.
The core workflow keeps its SQLite data and project files local. It is built to keep the command center close to the code and its working context.
Persistent project Markdown captures architecture, decisions, and notes. It can be included in launches and written back, so useful context stays beside the code instead of disappearing into a chat.
Configure MCP servers, skills, hooks, tools, presets, and bindings for the way you work. Starter and marketplace MCP entries may still need their own setup.
Use the local command center at your desk, or deliberately configure a remote listener with TLS for restrained mobile control. Remote access is off until you configure it.
A swarm is an ordered pipeline. Give each step its own profile and task, from discovery through implementation and verification.
Each completed step hands its output to the next one, creating a visible chain rather than disconnected sessions.
Move a swarm by process completion, when a process becomes idle, or manually when you want to review a handoff first.
Drag a task and its agent follows. When a session starts the card flips to running on its own; when an agent finishes, it lands in review. The board is a live mirror of what your agents are actually doing.
Every session is a genuine PTY streamed to your browser with xterm.js. Read-only previews keep the grid calm; pop any session out for a full interactive terminal with scrollback, keyboard, and links.
Project Markdown captures architecture, decisions, and agent notes alongside your code. You can choose what launches receive and write useful outcomes back, with an explorable map of the project context.
Integrations are configured by you. When you connect a provider, service, or remote MCP server, it can make network requests as part of that configuration.
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