54 days ago · Tech · hide · Fediverse post

I'm pleased to announce the release of Superpowers 6.4. This release adds new support for three coding agents: Meta's Muse, OpenCode 2.0 and Qwen Code. Every new model behaves just a bit differently than the ones before it. As the frontier models get more capable, they also develop new quirks. A lot of the work in this release is meant to help the latest models use Superpowers effectively. We've done some work on brainstorming and writing-plans to help steer your agents away from skipping steps or doing significant unrequested work. Superpowers offers two plan execution styles. One is "Subagent-Driven Development", which uses the primary agent session as an orchestrator, dispatching all implementation and test tasks to right-sized subagents with limited context and limited mandates. The other is "Native (inline) Execution", which dates to the earliest days of Superpowers. It was originally intended for a human-in-the-loop flow where you acted as a go-between for two agentic sessions.…

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