Supermux alternatives

Tools that do what Supermux does, found by what they say they do rather than by shelf. Among the equally alike, the most used come first. Each line says how it differs from Supermux.

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With a free plan or free to use: Cursor, GitHub, Klaussy Desktop, T3 Code, Clor.

10 alternativesUnlike Supermux

#1
Cursor Developer tools
AI coding agent that writes code, runs tasks, and reviews pull requests autonomously or with human direction.
Free planMore widely used
314k
Active
From $8/mo
2023
#2
Solenta Developer tools
Runs local coding agents from one desktop app, sharing a memory server and GitHub-issue planboard across each git worktree thread.
Same job
47 linking domains
Active
#3
Imbue Developer tools
Builds coding-agent tools such as Sculptor, which runs several coding agents in parallel in isolated workspaces under the developer's control.
Also: Code generation, AgentsMore widely used
35.2k
Active
#4
GitHub Developer tools
Hosts Git repositories with pull requests, code review, issue tracking and Actions pipelines for building, testing and deploying code.
Free planAlso: Workflow automation, Code generation
42M
From $4/user/mo
2007
#5
Canopy IDE Developer tools
Desktop IDE that runs several coding agent CLIs in parallel terminals, previews the app they change, and reviews their diffs.
Also: Agents
1
Active
#6
Rudder Developer tools
Manages parallel execution of coding agents in isolated git worktrees with Claude or Codex.
Same job
80
#7
Klaussy Desktop Developer tools
Runs several coding agents side by side on separate git worktrees on your machine, with PR review and CI debugging.
Free plan
30 linking domains
From $15/mo
#8
T3 Code Developer tools
Orchestrates multiple coding agents from one interface across desktop and mobile.
Free planMore widely used
852
Active
Open source
#9
Clor Developer tools
Multiplexes Claude and Codex agents across isolated containers with shared memory and parallel execution.
Free planAlso: Agents
521
Active
Free plan
#10
Microsoft Developer tools
Sells Windows, Microsoft 365 and Azure cloud services, plus Surface devices and Xbox consoles.
More widely used
135M
Active
1975

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How this list is made: the words Supermux is described with (what it does, for whom, what it is used for) are matched against every tool in the Atlas. A tool on the same shelf, or doing the same kind of work, counts for a little more. Nothing here is paid for.