"Scion orchestrates 'deep agents' (Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Codex, and others) as isolated, concurrent processes. Each agent gets its own container, git worktree, and credentials - so they can work on different parts of your project without stepping on each other."
"One basic tenet of Scion is preferring isolation over constraints to make agents operation safe. This means that instead of constraining an agent's behavior by defining rules and embedding them into its context, Scion opts for letting agents do whatever they need to do to complete their tasks while enforcing outside boundaries and guardrails."
"Scion supports multiple popular agents through adapters called harnesses, which manage lifecycle, authentication, and configuration. Supported agents include Gemini, Claude Code, OpenCode, and Codex, though support for the latter two is currently partial."
Scion is an experimental orchestration testbed designed for managing concurrent agents in containers across various compute environments. It allows developers to run specialized agents with isolated identities and shared workspaces. Scion orchestrates deep agents as isolated processes, enabling dynamic task management and parallel execution. It emphasizes isolation over constraints, allowing agents to operate freely within defined boundaries. Scion supports multiple agents through harnesses for lifecycle management, authentication, and configuration, facilitating a flexible development environment.
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