Conductor lets you run a bunch of Claude Codes all at once, on your Mac. Each Claude gets an isolated copy of your codebase. See at a glance what they're working on, then review and merge their changes.
Run a bunch of Claude Codes in parallel
Conductor lets you run a bunch of Claude Codes all at once, on your Mac. Each Claude gets an isolated copy of your codebase. See at a glance what they're working on, then review and merge their changes.
Back in June, we started doing most of our dev work through Claude Code. It’s been so productive we even declared it a member of the team :) We immediately wanted to get *more* Claude, but the tooling was tedious. At one point we tried cloning our repo into three directories and running Claude in each of them, but it felt like driving a Subaru with a jet engine strapped on. We needed a tool that would push Claude to its limits and that we’d enjoy working in all day. So we built Conductor! I can'
Conductor is the coding sidekick I didn’t know I needed. Clean branch/archive handling, fast workflow, and even fun touches ( yes , there’s literally a setting called “I’m not absolutely right, thank you very much” 😅). Smart where it counts, playful where it can be. Highly recommend.
"Absolute game changer! 🚀 I was juggling Claude Code + claude-flow separately for development, but Conductor brings it all together beautifully. Running multiple Claude instances in parallel with that clean UI and isolated workspaces is exactly what I needed. Being able to see all agents working simultaneously and track changes in one place has transformed my workflow. The git worktree integration is brilliant too. This is the kind of tool that makes you wonder how you managed without it. Fantas
conductor is such a time saver! besides all features mentioned below, charlie always listen to feedback + iterate really quick. sign that this is really useful is cursor following conductor adds/deletes (might be spoiling)
Love it! Much easier to use with Claude Code than Cursor and the integration with Linear works great as well!
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