Supercomputer is Higgsfield's agentic workspace: you describe what you want in natural language, and the agent plans the task, generates across image, video, and audio models, and connects to external apps to complete multi-step work. It runs the whole pipeline from a single chat, so you can go from a brief to finished assets without switching between tools. Open it at https://higgsfield.ai/ → Supercomputer.
What is Supercomputer?
Supercomputer is a chat-driven agent that does more than generate a single asset: it breaks a request into steps, picks the right model for each one, runs them, and assembles the result. Ask it to produce a set of product shots, storyboard a scene and animate it, or research a topic and turn it into a video, and it handles the intermediate steps itself. It also connects to external apps, so a task can pull in and push out data beyond Higgsfield.
How do I start a task?
Open higgsfield.ai → Supercomputer, and describe what you want in plain language. The agent proposes a plan, runs the generation steps, and returns the results in the same chat. You can refine by replying: adjust a step, change a model, or ask for variations, and the agent re-runs only what changed.
Which models does Supercomputer use?
Generation models available through Higgsfield (Soul, Cinema Studio, Seedance, Nano Banana, and others) run automatically: the agent routes each sub-task to a suitable model. For the LLM behind the chat, you can let Supercomputer route automatically or pick a specific model in the model selector, which includes models from Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, xAI, DeepSeek, and others. Automatic routing sends each step to a suitable model, which is cheaper and faster than running everything on a single flagship.
What can Supercomputer connect to?
Supercomputer connects to a range of external apps and services, so tasks can reach beyond generation: pulling in reference material, working with your files, and delivering output to the tools you already use. The full list is in the Connectors section of the interface. Categories include messaging, social publishing, email and calendar, and documents: for example Telegram, Slack, TikTok, Gmail, Google Drive, and Notion. This is what makes Supercomputer agentic rather than a single-model generator: it can act across apps within one task.
What's inside the Supercomputer workspace?
The sidebar is organized into a few areas:
Section | What it's for |
|---|---|
New chat and Search | Start a new task or find a past one |
Apps | Interactive apps you've built. See What are Higgsfield Apps, and how do I create my own? |
Games | Browser games built with Higgsfield Gaming. See What external integrations does Higgsfield support? |
Skills | The skills catalog: official skills by Higgsfield, skills shared by the community, and your own under My skills |
Connectors | External apps linked to Supercomputer: messaging, social publishing, email and calendar, documents. For example Telegram, Slack, TikTok, Gmail, Google Drive, and Notion |
Memory | Context the agent keeps between chats |
Faceless channel | Animated faceless videos for YouTube, up to 15 minutes long: pick one of 12 visual styles, enter a topic, and get a finished video with an AI-written script, voiceover, 2D animation, music, and subtitles |
How does storage work?
Supercomputer includes workspace storage for the files a task produces and uses. Storage is measured against your plan's allowance, and when you need more, additional storage is available: manage it through Manage Storage in the Supercomputer interface. The credit cost of additional storage is shown before you confirm.
How is Supercomputer different from MCP?
Both let you drive Higgsfield with natural language, but they run in different places.
Criteria | Supercomputer | Higgsfield MCP |
|---|---|---|
Where it runs | In the Higgsfield web version | In your own AI assistant, like Claude |
Interface | Higgsfield's chat and workspace | Your assistant's chat |
Unlimited access | Web only (higgsfield.ai) | Always deducts credits |
Best for | Full agentic tasks inside Higgsfield | Generating from the assistant you already use |
For details on the MCP side, see What is Higgsfield MCP, and how is it different from the web app?
Can I build apps in Supercomputer?
Yes. Supercomputer can build and deploy interactive apps and websites from a natural-language brief, complete with their own logic, storage, and public link. This is a distinct workflow with its own details: see What are Higgsfield Apps, and how do I create my own?
What skills are available in Supercomputer?
A skill is a ready-made ability the agent uses in a task, like turning a product brief into a UGC video. Open Skills in the sidebar to browse the catalog:
Skills by Higgsfield are official skills, including Product UGC, Higgsfield Faceless Video, Shorts Maker, YouTube Covers, and Personal Clipper, along with ready-made use cases such as TV Commercials, Animated Infographics, and Localization.
Made by community collects skills shared by other users, and your own appear under My skills. Supercomputer also builds skills from your chats as you work, and Create new lets you build one manually. Skills also work outside Supercomputer, through MCP in Claude and the Higgsfield Plugin in ChatGPT. See How do I connect Higgsfield to Claude, ChatGPT, or another AI agent?
Do Supercomputer tasks use credits?
Yes. Each generation step deducts credits at standard rates, and the running cost is shown as the task proceeds. Because a single task can run many generation steps, a complex Supercomputer task uses more credits than a single generation. See How do credits work?