# Orchestra — Nucleic
Orchestra turns one request into coordinated parallel work — a frontier model conducting leaner workers. Frontier-grade thoroughness at a fraction of the cost.

Orchestra

# One conductor.
A fleet of players.

Orchestra turns a single request into coordinated parallel work: one capable model conducts while a fleet of leaner workers does the heavy lifting — all at once, all in view.

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What it does

## One prompt,
fanned out.

Pick Orchestra and your agent runs at maximum thoroughness — with standing permission to spin up its own parallel workers whenever a task is big enough to split. A frontier model plans and directs; leaner, faster models carry out the pieces side by side.

a conductor and an ensemble
Why it’s useful

## Frontier quality,
a fraction of the cost.

Spend the expensive model on the thinking and the cheap models on the volume. A wide job — an audit, a sweeping refactor, broad test coverage — gets split and worked concurrently, without a frontier-model bill for every line, and without a wall of approvals.

Why it matters

## Big jobs, worked in parallel — by themselves.

### Fans out on its own

Wide tasks split and run concurrently instead of one step at a time.

### Cost-smart

Frontier model conducts; leaner models do the heavy lifting.

### No approval wall

The fan-out is pre-authorized, so coordinated work doesn’t bury you in prompts.

### Still one surface

However wide it fans, you watch and steer it from the same cockpit.

Keep exploring
Control — where Orchestra runs→ Parallel isolation — the foundation→
Open beta

## Conduct a fleet from one prompt.

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