Every session works in its own private copy of your code. Point as many agents as you like at the same repository — they physically cannot step on each other.
Start a session and it gets a fresh, isolated copy of your repository on a branch of its own. The agent reads, edits, and runs commands there — never touching your copy or anyone else’s.
A refactor, a test-fixing pass, a docs sweep, and a spike — kicked off together, each in its own space. No stashing. No branch-juggling. No waiting for one to finish before the next begins.
Two agents editing the same file is a non-event — they’re editing different copies.
Every session has its own diff and branch, so you merge each back independently.
Your own checkout is untouched while the fleet works around it.
Ten agents run like one agent, ten times over — all live at once.
Nucleic is in open beta. All it asks is macOS 27 on Apple Silicon.