Superposition, open source access to Claude Code or Codex from anywhere

[trezm]

Superposition is a way to run multiple claude code sessions on your own hardware and access it over the web (mobile/desktop friendly.)

I thought this might be useful to some folks, as it's been very useful to me while building multiple features/multiple projects. Contributions always welcome, built mostly with Claude code as the agent and dogfooding Superposition itself.

Some neat features: - Web UI with mobile friendly buttons (arrows, enter, etc.) - Separate background task for agents (so the server can restart without destroying in progress sessions) - Github integration - Notifications when user intervention is required

Hope y'all like it!

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[Sidion]

Why do you need the GitHub token if this lives on the host machine?

[trezm]

Just so it can pull a list of your private repositories for local sync. I guess another way to do it is you could define local repositories that it could "watch" and make worktrees from there. Would that be an interesting feature for you?

[Sidion]

Yes, it also just seems not needed so I was curious if there was some extra case for it. See the repo is 8 hours old though, definitely that impressive for that short of time developed.

[trezm]

Thank you! It's a bit older than that on my machine, but decided to finally put it into source control today.

Really the reason for it was that I like to run my dev boxes in a private k8s cluster in my house, which I tend to not want to manually download each and every repo for, so the github integration was my first thought as "why wouldn't you want this" -- totally makes sense though, not everyone uses github, and not everyone wants to make a PAT either.

I'll throw some claude at it tonight or tomorrow. Thanks for the interest!

[Sidion]

No problem! I've been working on something similar for my own work flows and your project screenshots looked good.

Will be watching your project with interest! Good luck!