
Conductor by Conductor creates parallel Codex and Claude Code agents in isolated workspaces, enabling users to monitor their progress and review or merge changes efficiently.
Parallel code generation
Spin up multiple Claude Code or Codex agents to work on different parts of a codebase simultaneously.
Multi-repo development
Manage multiple repositories across isolated workspaces, ideal for full-stack or cross-platform projects.
Code review and merge
Monitor agent progress in real time, then review and merge their changes without leaving the app.
Rapid prototyping
Use several agents to explore different solutions or implement features in parallel, accelerating iteration.
Complex refactoring
Deploy agents to handle separate refactoring tasks in isolated workspaces, reducing merge conflicts.
Learning and experimentation
Run agents side-by-side to compare approaches or test different coding strategies on your own repos.
Parallel agent orchestration
Launch multiple Claude Code and Codex agents at the same time, each in its own isolated workspace.
Isolated workspaces via git worktrees
Each workspace is a new git worktree, keeping changes separate and preventing conflicts.
Real-time agent monitoring
See at a glance what each agent is working on, so you can prioritize attention.
Review and merge workflow
Review changes made by agents and merge them into your main branch efficiently.
Local execution
Conductor clones your repo and runs entirely on your Mac—no cloud dependency for the core workflow.
Multi-repo support
Work with multiple repositories across different workspaces, as noted by users managing cross-platform projects.
You can download Conductor from their official site and start using it immediately.
Conductor by Conductor creates parallel Codex and Claude Code agents in isolated workspaces, enabling users to monitor their progress and review or merge changes efficiently.
Category:Multi-agent collaboration
Visit Link:https://conductor.build/
Tags:AI agents、code review、parallel execution、developer tools、workflow automation