Parallel React Native work gets messy fast. Stim keeps each agent in its own lane.
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Parallel React Native work gets messy fast. Stim keeps each agent in its own lane. Stim is a CLI for coding agents working on React Native and Expo projects, built to give each project or Git worktree an isolated local environment. It helps you run parallel mobile work without port, device, or cache collisions by assigning each workspace its own Metro port and owned device while reusing shared build caches. Key features: • Isolated workspaces – each project or worktree gets its own Metro port and owned device • Shared build caches – native and JavaScript builds can stay warm across worktre
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