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Conductor

Desktop workspace manager for parallel AI agent workflows and git branches

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Launch separate AI coding agents across isolated git branches simultaneously.

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About Conductor

Conductor is a native desktop application designed for high-velocity software engineers working with AI agents. It isolates workspace environments, git worktrees, and running agent sessions so developers can run 5 to 10 feature tasks concurrently.

By managing branch isolation and diff previews natively, Conductor ensures AI-generated code edits never pollute main development branches before review.

  • Seamless git worktree integration for zero-conflict branching
  • Fast visual diff previews of agent-written code
  • Low memory footprint compared to running multiple IDE windows
  • Requires local git workflow knowledge
  • Currently tailored primarily for macOS and Linux

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