A different way to run a fleet: instead of each agent working in its own copy, they all collaborate on one shared trunk in real time — every edit landing the instant it’s made.
Where isolation gives each session its own copy, nvrsion does the opposite on purpose: every session works on one shared trunk, and each edit is committed the moment it happens. Nucleic hands out per-file access as agents work and keeps each one current — so many can touch the same tree at once.
nvrsion is fully built and available, but it’s a different mental model from the default. Classic worktree isolation stays the recommended way to run a fleet — reach for nvrsion when you specifically want many agents on one shared tree.
Agents build on each other’s work as it happens, not in branches you merge later.
One trunk, always current — no stack of branches to reconcile.
Fine-grained edits while working; one squashed commit when it lands.
An opt-in mode on Nucleic Control projects, where the work stays contained.
Nucleic is in open beta. All it asks is macOS 27 on Apple Silicon.