Sculptor: The missing UI for coding agents

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Imbue

Spin up parallel agents

Spin up parallel agents

Each coding agent works in its own container. You get safe execution and parallel agents without the hassle of git worktrees.

Instantly test agent changes

Instantly test agent changes

Switch seamlessly between agents with Pairing Mode.

Merge without conflicts

Merge without conflicts

Merge the changes you like and throw out the ones you don't. Sculptor helps you resolve merge conflicts.


I've been moving more and more of my coding off of Cursor and on to Sculptor btw.

The vibes are good, and the experience has been pretty nice.


Wow, this is slick!!

Dale Hamilton

Staff Engineer, Universe


I compared Claude Code running in Max Mode with Sculptor, and Sculptor's results and overall intelligence were better. I've already merged around 5K lines—it's a great product! Kudos to you guys.

Andrew Gabriel

Founder, Monostate.ai


Sculptor lets me maintain this level of craftiness to software development without losing the edge you get from AI tools.


At first I thought, 'why do I need this container?'. But when I realized Sculptor was actually solving the pain of concurrent agents on different branches, it made total sense.

It's like—oh wow I don't have to manage that mess anymore.

Patrick Sulin

Technical Lead, InterSystems


The killer feature for me is parallelization. I can kick off multiple tasks at once without spinning up a whole new environment every time. It feels like the tooling is finally here to support the kind of workflows I've always wanted.

Robert Starmer

CEO, Kumulus Technologies


I couldn't figure out how to preview Git worktrees, but @imbue_ai SculptorApp has been a game-changer. I can now instantly preview changes across multiple worktrees with pairing mode . It's amazing, and that's why I prefer it over the Conductor app.

@AdebimpeOmolaso


i wish i was shilling but @imbue_ai ui/ux is like turning a cannon into a sniper

it makes it so easy to take these powerful coding agents and scope them down to targeted fixed by removing the crud of branch and environment creation

@peytoncasper

Product Lead, Browser Base


in the matter of two days is becoming my go-to Claude front-end.

Very impressive.

And it definitely makes you think about how branching and merging are done across an array of "developers".

@jeremypollock


I've been moving more and more of my coding off of Cursor and on to Sculptor btw.

The vibes are good, and the experience has been pretty nice.

Freddie Vargus

CTO & Co-Founder, Quotient AI


Wow, this is slick!!

Dale Hamilton

Staff Engineer, Universe


I compared Claude Code running in Max Mode with Sculptor, and Sculptor's results and overall intelligence were better. I've already merged around 5K lines—it's a great product! Kudos to you guys.

Andrew Gabriel

Founder, Monostate.ai


Sculptor lets me maintain this level of craftiness to software development without losing the edge you get from AI tools.


At first I thought, 'why do I need this container?'. But when I realized Sculptor was actually solving the pain of concurrent agents on different branches, it made total sense.

It's like—oh wow I don't have to manage that mess anymore.

Patrick Sulin

Technical Lead, InterSystems


The killer feature for me is parallelization. I can kick off multiple tasks at once without spinning up a whole new environment every time. It feels like the tooling is finally here to support the kind of workflows I've always wanted.

Robert Starmer

CEO, Kumulus Technologies


I couldn't figure out how to preview Git worktrees, but @imbue_ai SculptorApp has been a game-changer. I can now instantly preview changes across multiple worktrees with pairing mode . It's amazing, and that's why I prefer it over the Conductor app.

@AdebimpeOmolaso


i wish i was shilling but @imbue_ai ui/ux is like turning a cannon into a sniper

it makes it so easy to take these powerful coding agents and scope them down to targeted fixed by removing the crud of branch and environment creation

@peytoncasper

Product Lead, Browser Base


in the matter of two days is becoming my go-to Claude front-end.

Very impressive.

And it definitely makes you think about how branching and merging are done across an array of "developers".

@jeremypollock