Conductor

Every task in Conductor gets its own workspace, a separate git-backed copy of your project built with git worktrees. That workspace carries its own branch, files, terminal and running environment, so an agent can edit code and run commands without colliding with your main checkout or with agents working elsewhere. Isolation here is about keeping work separate, not locking it down: agents still run on your Mac with your user permissions.

Conductor runs the coding agents you already use, side by side. You can start a Claude Code session in one workspace and a Codex session in another, or run them together in one workspace when the work shares a branch. Cursor sessions support Composer 2.5 and OpenCode uses the models from your configured providers. If an agent can't start, the app points you to the harness settings that need attention.

The diff viewer shows what changed in a workspace before it becomes a pull request. You can read changed files, spot accidental edits, and leave inline comments that go straight back to the agent that made the change. GitHub review comments show up in the same place, and the Checks tab collects git status, CI, deployments, comments and todos so you have one last pass before merging.

Conductor wraps the common GitHub steps in the app UI. It helps draft the pull request, respond to review comments and fix failing checks, then follows Actions and status checks on the branch. When the PR is approved and the checks are green, you merge. Finished workspaces archive so the sidebar stays focused, and you can restore one later, chat history included, from the History pane.

Before an agent edits anything, Plan Mode has it lay out an approach you can approve or send back, which suits refactors, migrations and multi-file changes where the boundary isn't clear yet. Fast Mode trades caution for speed on narrow edits and quick follow-ups. Some models expose thinking and reasoning controls for heavier work like architecture and debugging, so you can dial effort up or down per session.

The Pro plan adds Conductor Cloud, which runs a workspace in a Vercel sandbox in the us-east-1 region so agent work continues even after you close the app. Each sandbox has an 8-core CPU and 16GB of RAM with Node.js 24, Python 3, git and GitHub CLI preinstalled. The Conductor API lets you create workspaces and send prompts over HTTP, and routines run a saved prompt whenever a webhook fires. The iOS app rounds it out for checking progress away from the desk.