Conductor

“The rest may come closer with linking PRs and issues, but they're desktop apps.”

“makes it incredibly easy to try different models, even within the same workspace”

“not very jazzed about the fact that it was running the agents directly on the host”

“I'll keep my Claude/Codex setup via Conductor for now”

“Use cmux or conductor to manage multiple instances of Claude Code”

“only recently swapped to using Orca for Remote SSH and perf improvements”

“Then use Conductor for worktrees w/ Claude/Codex for mid-size tasks and code review.”

“We don't build on top of the SDKs and don't plan to.”

“I'm using conductor.build to manage multiple codex sessions at once.”

“didn't love that they weren't open source or required a login to use”

“a tiny 7b model learning to boss around much bigger llms by figuring out who talks to whom and actually beating them”

“The 7B Conductor was able to outperform every individual model in its pool”

“lets me flip trivially between OpenAI/Anthropic models”

“The difference is removing friction, having a UI that shows me what's set up, that I don't need to hit the filesystem or git status to check in”

“Conductor has a feature that lets you define a script to copy .env and other things as needed from main repo into new worktrees on creation.”

“it was the key tool to 'get it' (coming from Cursor) when going from single threaded agentic dev to parallel agentic dev”

“there was some bug where maybe it wouldn’t release file descriptors or something where my laptop needed to be rebooted twice a day”

“Konductor provides them with a persistent, self-updating memory of your project's rules, architecture, and state”

“Existing tools like Conductor felt too tied to specific workflows (e.g. Git-based)”

“Conductor's been crashing on startup all morning, and nothing I try fixes it.”

“Conductor/Composer/Superset etc realized making the sidebar PRs/worktree focused rather than chat focused can feel great.”

“running X number of tasks in separate git workspaces concurrently”

“Conductor relies mostly on the safety model of the underlying harnesses”

“Memory leaks and random bugs seem to crop up in Conductor far too often.”

“those have some improvements but are opinionated towards a specific set of workflows”

“UI like Codex, Cursor, T3 Code, Conductor, Intent etc are necessary.”

“This occurred when using conductor.build with .claude/settings.json enabling sandboxing.”

“gives you one place to manage all your MCP servers and syncs them to 9 clients automatically”

“give me a better UX for having a bunch of parallel workstreams”

“It's really the shift to Conductor that convinced me that I crossed into a new reality of software work.”

“I started using it last week and it's been great. Uses git worktrees, experimental feature (spotlight) allows you to quickly check changes from different agents.”

“These are all proto orchestrators. No one has discovered/converged on what agent orchestration actually looks like.”

“I like conductor.build, they are doing amazing job, but I don't want to give up my freedom and get heavily reliant on closed source”

“I use conductor with git worktrees and will literally have 10 or 20 running at a time”

“It makes it easy to create worktrees (1 click) and manage them.”

“if you leave a text input focused for too long the fans on your laptop will start”

“They get the git worktree setup and teardown and managing dev servers part of it right IMO.”

“The combination of claude + codex + conductor + cc on the web and claude in github can be so insanely productive.”

“Worktrees took way too much setup and hand-holding for me, but conductor.build made it easy!”

“Conductor lets you run a team of coding agents on your Mac.”