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# okiro
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起きろ
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Spawn ephemeral, parallel variations of your codebase
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Spawn ephemeral, parallel variations of your codebase. Let multiple AI agents tackle the same task, compare results, promote the best.
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## Why?
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AI agents don’t always get it right the first time.
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okiro lets you see multiple real implementations before choosing which one belongs in your codebase.
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## What is this exactly?
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okiro does not run AI agents for you.
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It creates isolated workspaces so tools like Cursor, Claude, Codex, or any other agent can work independently in parallel without touching your main codebase.
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Think of it as cheap, disposable branches that are easy to diff and easy to throw away.
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## Install
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