Orchestrate multiple Claude Code sessions from one place. Give them memory, knowledge, and tools — then let them automate your projects while you focus on what matters.
Uses your existing Claude Code account. No extra API costs.
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/gkkirsch/superbot3/main/install.sh | bash
Spaces
Build the auth system and deploy the landing page.
Reading knowledge... spawning 2 workers.
Read conventions.md. Using Zod + Express. 4/6 tasks done.
Landing deployed. API at 4/6 tasks complete.
$ claude --resume a3f2
Reading conventions.md
Scaffolding auth module
Implementing JWT
Writing refresh tokens
4/6 tasks done
$ vercel deploy --prod
Building project...
Uploading assets
Ready app.vercel.app
$ prisma migrate dev
Generating schema
Applied 3 migrations
Seeding test data
Database up to date
$ npm test
42 tests passed
Coverage 94%
The problem
You explain your project structure. Again. You re-describe your conventions. Again. Your AI assistant has no memory, no context, and no idea what happened yesterday. You're the bottleneck in a system that's supposed to save you time.
The fix
Each space has persistent knowledge files, decision logs, and conventions. Workers read before they act. They write down what they learn. The next worker inherits everything. Day 30 is radically better than day 1.
The problem
MCP servers, plugins, skills — the ecosystem is exploding. Hundreds of options, half of them broken, and no way to know which ones actually work with Claude Code. You spend more time researching and configuring tools than using them. Every new space means starting the hunt from scratch.
The fix
Superbot3 ships with curated, pre-configured plugins that just work — browser agent, design tools, web search, and more. Every space inherits sensible defaults out of the box. Then customize, swap, or add your own whenever you need to.
The problem
Claude Code runs in a terminal. If you have multiple agents working, you're switching between tabs, scrolling through logs, and guessing what's happening. There's no overview, no status at a glance, and no way to drill into a specific agent without interrupting it.
The fix
See all your spaces from the dispatcher, or drill down into an individual space orchestrator to watch its workers in real time. Conversation history, task progress, and agent status — all visible from a single dashboard without interrupting anything.
The problem
Claude Code's CLAUDE.md gives you a starting point, but it's per-repo and per-session. You can't define a persistent personality, enforce a methodology, or give an agent a role that survives across sessions. Every worker starts with the same generic behavior.
The fix
Each space has its own CLAUDE.md that defines the orchestrator's personality, rules, and methodology. Workers inherit it automatically via CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR. You control the system prompt at every layer — space-level instructions compose with repo-level conventions.
The problem
Claude Code's built-in cron scheduler auto-expires recurring tasks after 7 days. Cloud-based triggers run on Anthropic's servers. You can't run agents locally on your own machine on a schedule that actually persists. Your crons just... stop.
The fix
Every scheduled task in superbot3 is permanent: true by default — they never auto-expire. Crons run locally on your machine inside your Claude Code session, not in the cloud. Daily reports, nightly backups, social media posts — they keep running as long as the space is alive.
The problem
Claude Code is a conversation. You type, it responds. Close your laptop and everything stops. No way to schedule tasks, no background processing, no agents that run on their own. You're the human in the loop for everything, all the time.
The fix
Each space has its own cron scheduler. Daily reports, nightly backups, social media posts at peak hours, email outreach on a cadence. Set the autonomy level per space — from "ask me everything" to "handle it all." Agents run 24/7 whether you're watching or not.
Architecture
Spaces communicate using Claude Code's built-in messaging inboxes. The dispatcher launches spaces, routes messages, and keeps everything alive.
Tier 1 — Dispatcher
Routes requests to the correct space
Tier 2 — Space Orchestrators
Context, knowledge, and memory — uses Claude Code's agent teams to spawn workers
Tier 3 — Workers
Gets the work done without polluting the orchestrator's context
Use cases
API, database, auth, and frontend. Workers split the work, share conventions, and ship a PR.
Draft posts, reply to comments, schedule content. A space that handles your entire social presence.
Scheduled agents that check systems, track competitors, or scan for issues — and act on what they find.
CI/CD, infrastructure, and ongoing maintenance. Workers remember your deploy setup and repeat it perfectly.
Market research, blog posts, email campaigns, documentation. Agents that write with context, not templates.
Cron-driven agents that execute tasks on your schedule. Daily reports, nightly backups, weekly digests.
Comparison
Two commands. That's the whole setup.
Install
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/gkkirsch/superbot3/main/install.sh | bash
Start building
superbot3 start
Dashboard at localhost:3100 · agents ready
Requires: Node.js 18+, git, jq, tmux, and Claude Code
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/gkkirsch/superbot3/main/install.sh | bash