1. "Bind any git worktree to a state directory — its own postgres, redis, ports, config — and run your whole product. Detach, reattach different code. No Docker, no VMs. Just processes."

  2. "Mount code to state, not state to code. Each slice is a worktree + state directory with its own databases and ports. Run N copies of your product on one machine without containers."

  3. "State directories that any worktree can plug into. Clone a state dir, attach a worktree, slice up. Every coding agent gets its own running product on your laptop."

  4. "Decouple code from dev state. Each slice gets its own postgres, redis, and ports — isolated by directories, not containers. Swap worktrees in and out of the same state. No Docker."

  5. "Run N copies of your full stack on one machine. Bind a worktree to a bag of state, slice up. Detach, pair different code, slice up again. Processes, not containers."

  6. "The thinnest possible isolation for parallel dev environments. Each slice is a worktree + state directory with its own databases and ports. Let coding agents work on real running backends simultaneously — on your laptop."

  7. "Your product's state doesn't belong in your worktree. thinslice manages state directories — each with its own postgres, redis, ports — that any worktree can plug into. No Docker. No VMs. Just processes."