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title: Multi-run
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description: Run the same prompt across several models or sessions at once.
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# Multi-run
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Multi-run launches several sessions from one form — handy for trying the same task with different models and comparing the results. Open it from the button at the top of the session sidebar.
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## Start a multi-run
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1. Open the multi-run launcher.
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2. Pick the project and name the run group.
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3. Write the prompt and pick the models to run it with (up to five per group).
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4. Choose whether to **isolate runs**.
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5. Launch.
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Each model gets its own session, and they all start with your prompt.
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## Isolated runs
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Turn on **isolate runs** to give every run its own [worktree](/worktrees/) and branch, so they never touch the same files. This needs a git repo — it's turned off automatically for folders that aren't one. Pick the branch the runs start from.
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With isolation off, every run is a plain session in the project folder.
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## Comparing results
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Each run is a normal session you can open, read, and keep or discard. If you started runs to compare approaches, review them side by side and carry the best one forward.
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If a single run fails to start, the others still launch — you'll just see fewer sessions than you asked for.
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## Related
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- [Worktree Sessions](/worktrees/) — how isolation works under the hood
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