The foundation
The three hard parts of running a fleet — isolation, choice of agent, and trust. Each one solved at the foundation rather than papered over.
Parallel isolation
Every session in its own private copy of your code. Run as many agents as you want — zero collisions.
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Claude Code, Codex, and Grok behind one flow — plus any agent that speaks ACP.
Learn moreInteractive approvals
Every risky move pauses for a real, risk-classified decision — from your Mac or your phone.
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Because a Control project is contained and its work is observed for certain, Nucleic can safely do what would otherwise be reckless — merging, fanning out, collaborating on one tree.
Control
Let Nucleic clone and manage a project end to end — sandboxed and observed. The foundation.
Learn moreAutoship
Finished agents merge their own work — queued, conflict-aware, never mid-task.
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One request fans out into a coordinated fleet — a frontier model conducting leaner workers.
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Many agents collaborate on one shared trunk in real time — no branch juggling.
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The machines the fleet runs on, down to the operating system and the shell — summoned on demand, walled off from yours, reachable from anywhere.
Virtualization
The right machine for the job on demand — a container, a Linux VM, or a whole Mac. Disposable.
Learn moreCovalence
Your Macs, cloud runners, and iPhones become one machine — dispatch to the cloud as if it were local.
Learn moreCarbon
Every session kept byte-faithful and mirrored across your devices — even the work you haven’t committed.
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An operating system built for agents — ready to work on arrival, and the same one everywhere.
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The Nucleic Agent Shell — it sees everything, so you know exactly what your agents did.
Learn moreAnywhere
The cockpit isn’t chained to your desk.