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Run a team of coding agents on your Mac.

Create parallel Codex + Claude Code agents in isolated workspaces. See at a glance what they're working on, then review and merge their changes.

Learn how it works
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Quickstart1. Start here
Show me how Conductor handles this project.
Conductor is a Mac app for running coding agents in parallel. I’ll use one isolated workspace for this task: its own branch, files, chat, terminal, preview, and reviewable diff. 1. Send the drafted task. 2. Run the app with ⌘R. 3. Review the diff before you keep it.
Read
README.md
Read
conductor.json
Read
src/App.tsx
Add a 10-train milestone animation.
Done. I changed the train app in this workspace, kept the preview running, and ran lint. The code is isolated from main until you review it in the diff viewer.
Update
src/App.tsx
Update
src/App.css
Run
npm run lint
12.4s
How it works
  1. 1.Add your repo.Conductor clones it and works entirely on your Mac.
  2. 2.Deploy agents.Each Claude Code you spin up gets an isolated workspace.
  3. 3.Conduct.See who's working, what needs attention, and review code.
Frequently asked questions
Does Conductor use worktrees?
â””Yes, each Conductor workspace is a new git worktree.
Which coding agents does Conductor support?
â””Claude Code and Codex. Want to see something else? Email us.
How does Conductor pay for Claude Code?
â””Conductor uses Claude Code however you're already logged in. If you're logged into Claude Code with an API key, Conductor will use that too. If you're logged in with the Claude Pro or Max plan, Conductor will use that.

We built Conductor using Conductor.

We think you'll like it as much as we do.