--- title: "What you can use with a SuperGrok subscription" description: "SuperGrok plans give OAuth access to xAI models. A few terminal agents can sign in with that account instead of an API key." canonical_url: "https://whichcoding.tools/plans/grok" --- # What you can use with a SuperGrok subscription > SuperGrok plans give OAuth access to xAI models. A few terminal agents can sign in with that account instead of an API key. ## Part of the plan (1) No extra bill, it is what you are paying for. - [Grok Build](https://whichcoding.tools/tools/grok-build) (Included in your SuperGrok plan): xAI's terminal coding agent, a fullscreen TUI in Rust that edits files, runs commands and spawns subagents. Signs in with a grok.com account or an API key, headless or over ACP. ## Signs in with it (6) Separate products that accept this account for model access. - [dmux](https://whichcoding.tools/tools/dmux) (Signs in with your SuperGrok plan): FormKit's open source tmux pane manager. Each pane gets its own git worktree and branch, launches the agents you pick, and merges or opens a pull request from the pane menu. - [fx](https://whichcoding.tools/tools/fx) (Signs in with your SuperGrok plan): Vercel Labs' coding agent harness written in Zig, built for research and for embedding in larger systems. A 6 MB CLI closer to a Unix shell than a terminal IDE. - [Grok Bot](https://whichcoding.tools/tools/grok-bot) (Signs in with your SuperGrok plan): xAI's always-on cloud agents. Named bots share one persistent cloud computer per account with a browser, filesystem and terminal, and run in parallel. Signs in with Cursor. - [Hermes Agent](https://whichcoding.tools/tools/hermes) (Signs in with your SuperGrok plan): Nous Research's open source general purpose agent with a terminal TUI, file and shell tools, git worktrees and subagents. Any provider, or a Nous Portal login for 300 plus models. - [OpenCode](https://whichcoding.tools/tools/opencode) (Signs in with your SuperGrok plan): Open source terminal coding agent from Anomaly, with a desktop app in beta and a VS Code extension. Works with any provider through your own keys, plus the hosted Zen and Go plans. - [Warp](https://whichcoding.tools/tools/warp) (Signs in with your SuperGrok plan): Terminal with a built in agent and an Agent CLI, open sourced under AGPL-3.0 in April 2026. Runs Claude Code, Codex and other CLI agents in tabs with worktrees, plus cloud agents. ## Runs a tool on this plan (15) Hosts and orchestrators that reuse the login of a tool included in the plan. The chip is what they cost on top. - [agent-manager](https://whichcoding.tools/tools/agent-manager) (+$0, uses your SuperGrok plan): Go terminal UI on tmux that runs Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Gemini and other agent CLIs side by side, with live status in one list and diff comments sent back to the agent. - [Claude Squad](https://whichcoding.tools/tools/claude-squad) (+$0, uses your SuperGrok plan): Terminal app on top of tmux that runs Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Aider and other agents in separate git worktrees, with a background auto-accept mode and a diff view. - [cmux](https://whichcoding.tools/tools/cmux) (+$0, uses your SuperGrok plan): Native macOS terminal on libghostty with vertical tabs, notification rings and a scriptable browser for running Claude Code, Codex, Gemini and other CLI agents at once. - [Devin Desktop](https://whichcoding.tools/tools/devin-desktop) (+$20/mo (Pro), uses your SuperGrok plan): Cognition's AI-native IDE, renamed from Windsurf over the air on 2 June 2026. Devin Local, a Rust rewrite of the Cascade agent, adds sub-agents and sandboxing. - [Emdash](https://whichcoding.tools/tools/emdash) (+$0, uses your SuperGrok plan): Open source desktop app from General Action that runs coding agents in parallel worktrees, schedules repeat work, previews apps in a built-in browser and reviews diffs. - [Herdr](https://whichcoding.tools/tools/herdr) (+$0, uses your SuperGrok plan): Rust single binary with a background server that keeps agent terminals running after you disconnect, marks each pane working, blocked or idle and reattaches over SSH. - [JetBrains AI](https://whichcoding.tools/tools/jetbrains-ai) (+$0, uses your SuperGrok plan): AI Assistant and the Junie agent in JetBrains IDEs. Completions on JetBrains models are free, cloud agents draw from monthly AI Credits. Claude Agent and Codex plug in over ACP. - [Multica](https://whichcoding.tools/tools/multica) (+$0, uses your SuperGrok plan): Self-hostable platform that assigns issues to AI coding agent CLIs like Claude Code and Codex, and tracks their work in one workspace. - [Nimbalyst](https://whichcoding.tools/tools/nimbalyst) (+$0, uses your SuperGrok plan): MIT licensed desktop workspace that puts Claude Code and Codex sessions on a kanban board, with optional worktrees, inline diff review and visual editors for markdown and mockups. - [Orca](https://whichcoding.tools/tools/orca) (+$0, uses your SuperGrok plan): Stably AI's desktop app that runs Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and other CLI agents side by side in isolated worktrees, with SSH worktrees, Design Mode and a mobile companion. - [Paseo](https://whichcoding.tools/tools/paseo) (+$0, uses your SuperGrok plan): Self-hosted daemon that spawns coding agents on your machine and streams them to desktop, web, mobile and CLI clients, with voice mode and an end-to-end encrypted relay. - [Superset](https://whichcoding.tools/tools/superset) (+$0, uses your SuperGrok plan): Source-available desktop app that runs many CLI agents in parallel, one git worktree per workspace, with a diff dashboard, SSH workspaces and scheduled automations. - [T3 Code](https://whichcoding.tools/tools/t3-code) (+$0, uses your SuperGrok plan): Ping Labs' open source control surface for the agents already installed on your machine. Desktop, web, iOS and Android clients over one local harness, with native git worktrees. - [Vibe Kanban](https://whichcoding.tools/tools/vibe-kanban) (+$0, uses your SuperGrok plan): Kanban board that runs Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI and other agents in parallel worktrees with diff review. Bloop shut down in April 2026, the project is community maintained. - [Zed](https://whichcoding.tools/tools/zed) (+$0, uses your SuperGrok plan): Open source editor written in Rust with GPU rendering. Hosts external agents such as Claude Code, Codex and Gemini CLI over ACP at no charge, with its own hosted models on Pro. ## Related [Open in the finder](https://whichcoding.tools/?plans=grok) Data: CC BY 4.0. Credit whichcoding.tools and link to https://whichcoding.tools. Full terms in [LICENSE-DATA](https://github.com/benjamincanac/whichcodingtools/blob/main/LICENSE-DATA). ## Sitemap See the full [sitemap](https://whichcoding.tools/sitemap.md) for all pages.