Isolated task workspaces
Create isolated workspaces for coding agents so each task can run in its own git worktree without interfering with others.
Conductor is a Mac app for running Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor agents in parallel isolated workspaces, so developers can delegate tasks, review diffs, and merge locally.
Conductor is a Mac app for running multiple coding agents in parallel across isolated workspaces. It is designed for people who want to delegate separate tasks to Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor while keeping each task’s files, terminal, diff, and review path separated.
The product’s core workflow is straightforward: add a repository, let Conductor create a workspace for each task, watch the agents work, and then review the resulting diff before merging or archiving the workspace. The site positions Conductor as an interface for managing your coding agents rather than as another standalone model provider.
Create isolated workspaces for coding agents so each task can run in its own git worktree without interfering with others.
Run Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor in parallel to split up work across multiple agents.
See what each agent is doing at a glance, including which workspace needs attention and which changes are ready to review.
Review changes, open a pull request, merge, and archive completed work from the same workflow described in the docs.
Keep work on your Mac while Conductor clones the repo and operates locally on your machine.
Use enterprise privacy mode to disable external AI features at the user or repo level when needed.
Split a repository into separate tasks and let multiple agents work at once without sharing a workspace.
Keep terminal output, diffs, and file changes contained while an agent handles a focused bug fix or refactor.
Review each agent’s changes before merging, so a human can check the diff and decide what ships.
Adopt the tool in an organization that needs local control over code and the option to disable external AI features.
Yes. The homepage says each workspace is a new git worktree, and the docs describe each task as having its own workspace, branch, files, terminal, diff, and review path.
Conductor supports Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. The homepage says users can ask for other agents by email.
Conductor uses Claude Code however you are already logged in. If you are logged into Claude Code with an API key, Conductor uses that; if you are signed in with Claude Pro or Max, it uses that too.
Yes. The enterprise page says you can enable enterprise privacy mode at the user level in Settings -> Privacy or at the repo level with `enterprise_data_privacy = true` in `.conductor/settings.toml`.
The pricing URL currently returns a 404 page, so the public site does not show pricing details on that page.
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