Conductor
The new way to code with AI agents.
A coding-agent orchestration product for running, supervising, and coordinating parallel software-engineering agents in isolated local or cloud workspaces.
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Conductor moved its parallel coding agents from local-only execution onto Vercel Sandboxes. That matters because teams can run isolated remote agent workspaces with near-local startup and feedback instead of depending on a developer laptop.
A day after Claude Code introduced Dynamic Workflows, builders shipped ports and clones for Codex, Conductor, and GLM-backed CC Mirror. The rapid ports turn the feature into a reusable orchestration pattern rather than an Anthropic-only runtime.
Conductor 0.50 shipped steering controls, automatic repo-and-remote initialization, and direct `:line_number` jumps from agent output into diffs. Those changes reduce manual setup and make it easier to supervise long-running coding-agent sessions from inside the orchestration layer.
Helmor launched as a local-first, open-source alternative to Conductor with one-click import and GitLab-ready model configuration. That gives teams a GUI for orchestrating coding agents without routing work through a hosted cloud.