# Parallel isolation — Nucleic
Every Nucleic session works in its own private copy of your code on its own branch — so you can run as many agents as you want at once, with zero collisions.

Parallel isolation

# Ten agents.
Zero collisions.

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.

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What it does

## A private workspace
for every agent.

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.

one repo → many isolated workspaces
Why it’s useful

## Run the whole to-do list
at once.

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.

Why it matters

## Parallelism, without the danger.

### No collisions

Two agents editing the same file is a non-event — they’re editing different copies.

### Review each on its own

Every session has its own diff and branch, so you merge each back independently.

### Your copy stays put

Your own checkout is untouched while the fleet works around it.

### As many as you want

Ten agents run like one agent, ten times over — all live at once.

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Open beta

## Give every agent room to work.

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

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No account required · private by design · runs offline