Feature for feature the closest tool here, and the overlap is real: worktree isolation, scheduled runs, a diff between agent and tree, direct model keys.
Superset's agents run in your local environment. An intentic fleet runs in a sandbox built from an image you approve, with one worktree per agent and credentials kept inside. intentic is MIT and free; Superset is source-available under ELv2 with a paid Pro tier.
Head to head
2 of 11 rows go to Superset: ▸ marks them
Where you agree · agents run in parallel, each in its own git worktree, on the subscription you already pay for. Neither proxies or marks up model calls, and both put a diff between the agent and your tree.
| Dimension | intentic | Superset |
|---|---|---|
| Where the agent runs | a Docker sandbox | your local machine, in a git worktree each |
| Parallel agents | a fleet, sorted by which needs you | ▸100+ at once |
| Host operating system | macOS, Linux, Windows | macOS; Linux experimental; Windows not yet |
| What you can change about the environment | the image, the capabilities, the context loaded each turn | your machine and per-workspace setup scripts |
| Where credentials live | capabilities, kept inside the sandbox | your environment; GitHub and Linear app connectors |
| Runs without you at the keyboard | cron, webhook, push, alert, email, chat, CI/CD, workspace events | cron-like scheduled runs |
| Reach it from elsewhere | any browser over a private tunnel, phone included | remote workspaces on Pro; mobile coming |
| Licence | MIT for the sandbox, platform and CLI | source-available (Elastic License 2.0) |
| Price | free, everything included | ▸free tier; Pro from $15–20/user, remote on Pro |
| Isolation | one containerized sandbox for the fleet; one git worktree per agent | an isolated branch per parallel session |
| Review workflow | the diff in the Changes panel, approved before it lands | a built-in diff viewer: stage, commit, push, open a PR |
What it comes down to
A container, not the Mac as you left it
Superset shapes a workspace with setup scripts, using the tools already on your machine. In intentic a Dockerfile defines the machine and needs your approval, so an agent can have psql and a headless browser without adding them to your laptop.
Credentials the agent operates
Capabilities connect a sandbox to GitHub, PostgreSQL, Sentry, Discord, SSH or any MCP server, each secret injected per turn and never leaving. Superset connects GitHub and Linear, and otherwise uses the keys already in your environment.
Pick Superset when
You are on a Mac, want parallel agents in the triple digits today, need only the toolchain that Mac carries, and prefer a low per-seat Pro tier to a container you configure.
How this was checked
Every claim about Superset on this page is drawn from its own documentation, last read on . These products move fast. Spot something out of date? Open an issue and it is fixed in the next build.