# Technologies — Nucleic
The technologies Nucleic is built out of: parallel isolation, multi-agent support, real approvals, Nucleic Control, Autoship, Orchestra, nvrsion, Carbon, Covalence, narOS, nash, and on-demand virtualization.

Technologies

# What Nucleic is made of.

Running a fleet of coding agents takes more than a window around a CLI. Each of these is a piece of engineering built for the problem — the isolation that lets agents run side by side, the automation that ships their work, and the infrastructure that hands every one of them a machine of its own.

## 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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### Multi-agent support

Claude Code, Codex, and Grok behind one flow — plus any agent that speaks ACP.

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### Interactive approvals

Every risky move pauses for a real, risk-classified decision — from your Mac or your phone.

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## Automation

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.

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### Autoship

Finished agents merge their own work — queued, conflict-aware, never mid-task.

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### Orchestra

One request fans out into a coordinated fleet — a frontier model conducting leaner workers.

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### nvrsionBeta

Many agents collaborate on one shared trunk in real time — no branch juggling.

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## Infrastructure

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.

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### Covalence

Your Macs, cloud runners, and iPhones become one machine — dispatch to the cloud as if it were local.

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### Carbon

Every session kept byte-faithful and mirrored across your devices — even the work you haven’t committed.

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### narOSIn development

An operating system built for agents — ready to work on arrival, and the same one everywhere.

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### nashIn development

The Nucleic Agent Shell — it sees everything, so you know exactly what your agents did.

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## Anywhere

The cockpit isn’t chained to your desk.

### The iPhone companion

Watch sessions, answer approvals, and steer work from wherever you are — end-to-end encrypted.

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Open beta

## Run a fleet. Stay in command.

Nucleic is in open beta. All it asks is macOS 27 on Apple Silicon.

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