Conductor

Conductor, made by Melty Labs, lets developers run teams of coding agents in parallel, in isolated workspaces on a Mac or in cloud sandboxes. It runs the first-party Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and OpenCode agents under the hood, and it can be controlled from the desktop app, an iOS app, or the Conductor API.

What It Is

Conductor is an orchestration app for coding agents. Each task gets its own workspace, branch, files, terminal, diff, and review path. When the work is ready, Conductor helps you review the diff, open a pull request, merge, and archive the workspace. Users bring their own subscriptions and keys for the underlying agents.

Cloud sandboxes and multiplayer

Conductor Cloud runs agents on isolated Firecracker microVMs with repositories and dependencies pre-installed. The site says sandboxes spin up in seconds so agents can run for hours, without keeping a laptop open. Workspaces can also be shared by link, so teammates can see who is active, follow work, and prompt agents together in real time.

Conduct from anywhere

Three ways to control agents: the macOS desktop app, an iOS app, and the Conductor API, which lets integrations create sessions. The changelog lists Conductor for iOS in version 0.90.0. Per the context supplied, the iPhone app can start and steer cloud agents, review their work, watch PR state, and merge changes while the agents keep running remotely.

Current Status

The docs cover installation on Mac, a first-workspace guide, and reference pages for the diff viewer, checks, and agent modes. The vendor lists SOC 2 Type II. Team plans are invite-only, and an enterprise contact path is available.