# Superconductor documentation

The multiplayer AI workspace for teams and coding agents.

Full documentation: https://www.superconductor.com/docs/llms-full.txt

## Pages

- [Overview](https://www.superconductor.com/docs): Learn how to set up projects, run coding agents, and work with your team in Superconductor.

- [Account settings](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/account-settings): Manage your profile, security, subscriptions, and notifications from your account settings.

- [Agents](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/agents): Superconductor enables you to run multiple coding agents in the cloud.

- [Amp](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/agents/amp): Superconductor is the best place to run Amp in the cloud.

- [Claude Code](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/agents/claude-code): Superconductor is the best place to run Claude Code in the cloud.

- [Codex](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/agents/codex): Superconductor is the best place to run Codex in the cloud.

- [Agent credentials](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/agents/credentials): Configure API keys and connected plans for coding agents.

- [Cursor](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/agents/cursor): Run Cursor agents in Superconductor.

- [Factory Droid](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/agents/factory): Run Factory Droid agents in Superconductor.

- [Grok Build](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/agents/grok): Superconductor is the best place to run Grok Build in the cloud.

- [Muse Code](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/agents/muse): Run Meta's Muse Code agents with Muse Wonder and Muse Spark models in Superconductor.

- [OpenCode](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/agents/opencode): Superconductor is the best place to run OpenCode in the cloud.

- [Pi](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/agents/pi): Superconductor is the best place to run Pi in the cloud.

- [Chats](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/chats): Start a conversation with an agent that can access your project's repos, without creating a ticket.

- [Comparison to competitors](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/comparison): Superconductor is currently the best way to run AI coding agents in the cloud.

- [Superconductor vs Claude Code Web](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/comparison/vs-claude-code-web): A detailed comparison of Superconductor and Claude Code Web for running AI coding agents in the cloud.

- [Superconductor vs Codex](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/comparison/vs-codex): A detailed comparison of Superconductor and OpenAI's Codex for running AI coding agents in the cloud.

- [Superconductor vs Cursor Cloud Agents](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/comparison/vs-cursor-cloud-agents): A detailed comparison of Superconductor and Cursor Cloud Agents for running AI coding agents in the cloud.

- [Superconductor vs Devin](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/comparison/vs-devin): A detailed comparison of Superconductor and Devin for running AI coding agents in the cloud.

- [Superconductor vs Jules](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/comparison/vs-jules): A detailed comparison of Superconductor and Google's Jules for running AI coding agents in the cloud.

- [Desktop apps](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/desktop): Use Superconductor from the macOS and Linux desktop apps.

- [Implementations](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/implementations): Each implementation represents an AI agent working on a ticket, with chat, live preview, and code review capabilities.

- [Artifacts](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/implementations/artifacts): Superconductor agents are able to share images and files with you without checking them into the repo. This is very useful for screenshots.

- [Chat](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/implementations/chat): Continue the conversation with your AI agent to refine implementations, ask questions, and iterate on code.

- [Live Preview & Terminal](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/implementations/live-preview): See your app running live in the cloud as agents work on it, and access the terminal to debug or run commands.

- [QA Checks [Beta]](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/implementations/qa-checks): Run a QA agent on your implementation to check functionality, code quality, and tests.

- [Diff & Guided Review](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/implementations/review): Review every code change your agent makes with a full diff view and AI-powered guided review.

- [Integrations](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/integrations): Connect GitHub, Slack, Linear, and the other tools your team uses so agents can work where your team already works.

- [Connectors](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/integrations/connectors): Connect your team's tools so agents can use your docs, issues, designs, and more.

- [Jira (Atlassian)](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/integrations/connectors/atlassian-rovo): Connect agents to Jira through Atlassian Rovo MCP.

- [Better Stack](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/integrations/connectors/better-stack): Let agents inspect logs, traces, uptime monitors, incidents, and on-call context.

- [Cloudflare](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/integrations/connectors/cloudflare): Let agents manage Workers, DNS, storage, and the rest of your Cloudflare account.

- [Context7](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/integrations/connectors/context7): Let agents look up current documentation and code examples for the libraries your code uses.

- [Connect your own tools](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/integrations/connectors/custom-mcp-servers): Connect any MCP server so agents can use your own tools, or configure one in your repo.

- [ElevenLabs](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/integrations/connectors/elevenlabs): Let agents create, test, and manage your ElevenLabs voice agents.

- [Figma](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/integrations/connectors/figma): Let agents read your Figma design files while they implement UI work.

- [Google connectors](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/integrations/connectors/google): Let agents work with your Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Contacts, and Google Drive.

- [Granola](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/integrations/connectors/granola): Give agents meeting context from your public Granola notes.

- [Happenstance](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/integrations/connectors/happenstance): Let agents search your network for people with Happenstance.

- [Linear](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/integrations/connectors/linear): Connect agents to Linear through Linear MCP.

- [Loops](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/integrations/connectors/loops): Let agents work with your Loops contacts, mailing lists, and emails.

- [Neon](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/integrations/connectors/neon): Let agents manage Neon Postgres projects, branches, and databases, and run SQL.

- [Netlify](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/integrations/connectors/netlify): Let agents create, deploy, and manage Netlify projects.

- [Notion](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/integrations/connectors/notion): Let agents search, read, and create pages in your Notion workspace.

- [PostHog](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/integrations/connectors/posthog): Let agents query analytics, feature flags, events, logs, and error tracking.

- [Sentry](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/integrations/connectors/sentry): Let agents inspect production errors and Sentry issue context.

- [Typefully](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/integrations/connectors/typefully): Let agents draft, schedule, and manage your social media posts in Typefully.

- [Zapier](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/integrations/connectors/zapier): Let agents use the apps you connect through Zapier.

- [GitHub](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/integrations/github): Tag @superconductor in pull requests to request changes, launch agents, and iterate on code without leaving GitHub.

- [Linear](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/integrations/linear): Assign a Linear issue to Superconductor or @mention it to launch an agent, then follow progress and reply without leaving Linear.

- [Slack](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/integrations/slack): Mention @Superconductor in Slack to create tickets, launch agents, and receive updates — all without leaving your conversation.

- [Keyboard shortcuts](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/keyboard-shortcuts): Every keyboard shortcut in Superconductor, grouped by where you use it.

- [Mobile apps](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/mobile): Use Superconductor from the iOS, iPad, and Android apps.

- [Pricing](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/pricing): Understand the costs of running AI coding agents on Superconductor.

- [Projects](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/projects): Superconductor projects group your tickets, chats, and agents, usually around one or more repos and a development environment.

- [Automations](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/projects/automations): Run project actions on a schedule or when a pull request is merged — create tickets, launch implementations, and send agent messages.

- [Benchmark](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/projects/benchmark): Define your own benchmark using "ground truth" pull requests that your team is proud of, and see how different coding agents perform on it.

- [Development environment](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/projects/development-environment): Configure where your AI agents run and how your app previews work.

- [Lifecycle](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/projects/development-environment/lifecycle): Understand what runs when a snapshot is built and when a development environment starts, pauses, and resumes.

- [Email triage [Beta]](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/projects/email): Superconductor can triage incoming emails using a PM agent that has access to Project tickets and repos.

- [Skills and MCPs](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/projects/mcp-and-skills): Add browser testing, Superconductor skills, and your own skills to a project.

- [Custom skills from your repos](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/projects/mcp-and-skills/custom-skills-from-your-repos): Add project-scoped Agent Skills from skill directories in your repositories.

- [Superconductor skills](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/projects/mcp-and-skills/other-superconductor-skills): Superconductor skills allow agents to answer questions about Superconductor, look up project tickets, implementations, and chats, generate images and short videos, and analyze video and audio.

- [Browser testing (Playwright)](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/projects/mcp-and-skills/playwright): Let agents verify UI changes in a real browser.

- [Meeting assistant [Beta]](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/projects/meetings): Invite a bot to your meetings and let an AI assistant create and link tickets from the conversation in real time.

- [Network sandboxing](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/projects/network-sandboxing): Control which external domains your coding agents can access while running.

- [Quick start](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/quick-start): Get started with Superconductor in minutes.

- [Security](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/security): Superconductor takes security seriously. Here are some of the measures we take to protect your data.

- [Tickets](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/tickets): A ticket describes a feature, bug fix, or refactor to implement in your project.

- [Implementation Recommendations [Beta]](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/tickets/implementation-recommendations): Automatically compare multiple implementations and get a recommendation for the best one.

- [Workspaces](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/workspaces): Workspaces allow your team to work in a shared set of projects, with shared agent credentials and integrations.

- [Usage](https://www.superconductor.com/docs/workspaces/usage): Track ticket activity, agent spend, and plan coverage across your workspace.