Conductor is a Mac app that runs Claude Code, Codex and Cursor agents in parallel isolated workspaces, then helps you review and merge their work.
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Conductor is a Mac app for running several coding agents at once. Conductor gives each Claude Code, Codex or Cursor agent its own isolated workspace, so three agents can work three tasks against the same repository without colliding, and you watch their progress side by side rather than in a stack of terminal tabs. When an agent finishes, you review its changes and merge them. The free tier covers local workspaces; paid tiers add cloud workspaces, a mobile app, an API and live collaboration for teams.
Production credibility: Conductor publishes its plans on the product site: a free individual tier with parallel local agents and model integrations; Pro at $50 a month adding cloud workspaces, multiplayer with up to five people, the Conductor API and a mobile app; Teams at $60 per user a month with live collaboration for any team size, an admin portal and central billing; and Enterprise with data agreements, SAML SSO and dedicated support. The app runs on macOS and works with agents the user already subscribes to rather than reselling model access.
Key Features
- Parallel agents, each in an isolated workspace against the same repository
- Works with Claude Code, Codex and Cursor rather than replacing them
- Side-by-side progress view instead of scattered terminal sessions
- Review and merge flow for the changes each agent produces
- Cloud workspaces, mobile app and API on the Pro tier
- Team plan with live collaboration, admin portal and central billing
Ideal Use Case
Developers who have moved from one agent session to several and lost track of what each one is doing: a refactor, a test suite and a bug fix in flight at the same time. The team tier suits groups that want shared visibility of agent work, and the free tier covers a single developer running local agents.
How Conductor differentiates
Conductor is not another agent — it is the control layer around the agents you already pay for. That is a narrower product than Cursor or Claude Code and a different purchase: it competes with git worktrees, tmux and discipline. Its value shows up specifically when parallelism is real, so a developer running one agent at a time will not need it. Murmell solves a similar problem in the cloud with shared canvases; Conductor stays local-first and Mac-only.
FAQ
Q: What is Conductor? A: Conductor is a Mac app that runs multiple coding agents — Claude Code, Codex and Cursor — in parallel isolated workspaces, so you can supervise several tasks at once and merge the results.
Q: How much does Conductor cost? A: There is a free tier for local parallel agents. Pro is $50 a month with cloud workspaces, multiplayer for up to five people, the API and a mobile app. Teams is $60 per user a month, and Enterprise is custom.
Q: Does Conductor include model access? A: No. Conductor orchestrates agents you already subscribe to, so you bring your Claude Code, Codex or Cursor access with you.
Q: What platforms does Conductor support? A: Conductor is a Mac app. Paid tiers add cloud workspaces and a mobile app alongside the desktop application.
Q: Why run agents in isolated workspaces? A: Because parallel agents editing the same checkout collide. Isolated workspaces let each agent work independently, and you review and merge their changes separately.
tl;dr
Conductor is a Mac app for running Claude Code, Codex and Cursor agents in parallel isolated workspaces, with a review-and-merge flow. Free for local use; Pro $50 a month, Teams $60 per user, Enterprise custom.
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