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Run Aider in Nix Agents
Aider edits files and commits. That makes the worktree the natural unit for it, and putting Aider beside your other agents is the point of the board.
How it works
Aider runs in a terminal pane the app opens in a fresh worktree. Its commits land on that worktree’s branch, which keeps its history separate from every other session and from your working copy.
Because Aider is a terminal tool rather than a service, the pane behaves exactly like your shell: no wrapper, no interception, and you can step in with your own commands whenever you want.
Reviewing Aider’s work
Aider is fast, which is precisely why the review step matters. The per-worktree diff in the app is the place to read what it changed before it reaches your main branch — the same place you would review any other agent, which means one review habit for every tool rather than one per tool.