With the Superconductor iOS app, you can start, continue, and finish working with your agents wherever you are. Get notifications when an agent responds and quickly swipe through previews of all your implementations to pick the best one.
You can now create or update implementations in Superconductor directly from GitHub. Just mention @superconductor (or /superconductor, or /sc) in any…
You can now connect your Opencode Zen API key in Superconductor to launch implementations with Opencode’s available models — Sonnet, GPT-5, Kimi K2, Qwen Coder, Grok Code, and more — alongside the stand-alone Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, and Amp agents.
You can now mention @Superconductor in Slack and it will do your bidding. The agent gets the context of the entire Slack thread, and will respond in the same thread when it's done.
Claude Code can now capture and share screenshots of its work right in the chat — making it easy to review app changes with before-and-after visuals.
You can now add comments directly on diff lines and reference specific code changes when working with your AI agent. This enables faster iteration with more precise feedback.
We just released a web terminal so you can interactively debug issues with your live app. You can open the terminal at the bottom of the app preview.…
On the ticket implementation page, you can now use ! inside of the chat and input shell commands to interact with the implementation's environment…