# Neroli

> A native Mac workspace for running coding agents. Each task gets its own Git branch and worktree, runs locally or in Neroli Cloud, and carries its terminals, browser, simulator, and diff with it.

Neroli runs provider coding agents - Claude Code and Codex - through their own terminal interfaces. It is not a model, not a replacement agent, and is not affiliated with Anthropic or OpenAI. Neroli is the workspace layer around those tools.

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## When to use Neroli

Use Neroli when a coding task needs an isolated Git worktree, several agent sessions need to run in parallel, a long-running session should move between a Mac and Neroli Cloud, a repeatable repository workflow should become a Workspace Command or automation, or an agent needs a browser or iOS Simulator to verify its result. Do not use Neroli as a model API or as a replacement for Claude Code or Codex; it coordinates those provider tools.

## Start here

- [Coding Agent Workspace for Mac | Neroli](https://neroli.dev/index.md): Run Claude Code and Codex in parallel on Mac. Keep every task isolated, verify the result, and move live sessions to the cloud and back.
- [Download Neroli for Mac](https://neroli.dev/downloads.md): Download Neroli for Apple silicon Macs. Open the disk image, move Neroli to Applications, and start running coding agents.
- [Coding Agent Harness — Everything Around the Agent, Built](https://neroli.dev/coding-agent-harness.md): A coding agent harness is everything around the model: isolation, environment, checks, review. Most teams build it by hand. Neroli ships it.

## Product

- [Parallel Coding Agents on Mac — Neroli](https://neroli.dev/parallel-coding-agents.md): Run Claude Code, Codex, and other coding agents in parallel with isolated Git worktrees, attached tools, clear status, and one native Mac workspace.
- [Isolated Coding Agent Workspaces with Git Worktrees — Neroli](https://neroli.dev/coding-agent-workspaces.md): Give every coding agent an isolated Git worktree, branch, development environment, tools, and review path from one native Mac workspace.
- [Cloud Coding Agents That Return to Your Mac — Neroli](https://neroli.dev/cloud-coding-agents.md): Move a running coding agent session to an isolated cloud environment while your Mac is closed, then bring it back with its branch, conversation, and panes intact.
- [Coding Agent Automations and Workspace Commands — Neroli](https://neroli.dev/coding-agent-automations.md): Create repeatable coding agent automations and repository-owned Workspace Commands with visible runs, supported triggers, and local or cloud execution.
- [Verify AI-Generated Code with Browsers and Simulators — Neroli](https://neroli.dev/coding-agent-verification.md): Verify AI-generated code with repository checks, real browser interaction, iOS Simulator workflows, attached evidence, and human diff review in Neroli.

## Providers

- [Run Multiple Claude Code Sessions on Mac — Neroli](https://neroli.dev/claude-code.md): Run multiple Claude Code sessions in isolated Git worktrees, keep their tools and status visible, and move supported work between your Mac and cloud.
- [Run Multiple Codex Sessions on Mac — Neroli](https://neroli.dev/codex.md): Run multiple Codex sessions in isolated Git worktrees, keep their tools and state visible, and use one native Mac workspace across local and cloud work.

## Guides

- [Neroli Blog — Coding-Agent Workflows for Mac](https://neroli.dev/blog.md): Practical field guides for running coding agents on Mac with isolated worktrees, reliable verification, and a disciplined path to merge.
- [Build an Xcode Software Factory with AI Coding Agents — Neroli](https://neroli.dev/blog/xcode-ai-software-factory.md): Run multiple AI coding agents safely on one Xcode project with Git worktrees, isolated builds, UI verification, pull requests, and cleanup.

## Trust

- [Contact Neroli](https://neroli.dev/contact.md): Contact Neroli at hello@neroli.dev.
- [Privacy — Neroli](https://neroli.dev/privacy.md): How Neroli handles local projects, cloud sessions, agent traffic, and browser state.
- [Terms — Neroli](https://neroli.dev/terms.md): The plain-English deal for using Neroli during beta.

## Optional

- [Changelog — Neroli](https://neroli.dev/changelog.md): Updates from Neroli.

## Documentation

- [Product documentation](https://neroli.dev/docs): setup, provider requirements, Workspace Commands, and Neroli Cloud configuration.