Early access for macOS
Auto mode takes you out of the loop. Supervisor takes your place.
Free. macOS 13 or later. Bring your own API key.
Or get notified about updates.
Occasional updates. No spam.
See it work
The problem
Running Claude Code unattended is great until it stops to ask a question you're not there to answer, or does something you didn't want. So you end up watching the terminal instead of doing your work.
What it does
It reads your repo to answer Claude Code's questions in plain language, keeps the session moving, and steps in the moment an action looks destructive.
New in 0.3.0: Codex sessions are supervised too, an opt-in second-opinion panel checks borderline calls across other models, and context health monitoring warns you when a long session starts degrading.
Answers the questions
When Claude Code stops to ask, Supervisor reads the repo and answers in the session, in plain language. You stop being the bottleneck.
Keeps it moving
Supervisor keeps a session going on its own instead of stalling the moment you step away.
Catches the dangerous stuff
When an action looks destructive, Supervisor flags it in a sentence you can actually read, and pauses the session when it can do so safely.
How it works
macOS 13 or later. Bring your own API key. Supervisor runs entirely on your Mac. Nothing leaves your machine except the same API calls you'd make yourself.
One caveat, stated plainly: if you use the Claude desktop app, finding the right conversation window can send a screenshot of that window to your own provider. Your provider, your key, nobody else.
Pricing
Free. Bring your own key.
Supervisor is free to download and run. The only thing you pay for is the usage you'd have paid for anyway, at cost, and never to us.
$0 for the app
No license fee, no subscription, no per-seat pricing. Download Supervisor and run it.
You bring the key
It runs on the API key you already have, so your usage is billed to you directly, at cost. We never touch it.
No account, no lock-in
Nothing to sign up for and nothing to cancel. Your machine, your key, your data.
No Mac? No app?
Use Supervisor as a skill, inside the agent you already run.
The portable part of Supervisor ships as an open Agent Skill. It works in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, opencode, Amp, Gemini CLI, and any agent that supports skills, on any OS. It watches your other sessions and flags real problems against the same rubric the app uses. The app remains the full experience: it answers questions in the session, keeps it moving, and pauses what it can.
npx skills add maximizeGPT/supervisorFree and open source, like the app. Needs only python3.
Get Supervisor
Free to download. macOS 13 or later. Bring your own API key.
Or get notified about updates.