Conductor
Conductor is a macOS app for coordinating multiple AI coding agents, reviewing their work, and managing code changes in parallel.
What is Conductor?
Conductor is a native macOS developer tool for managing multiple AI coding agents at the same time. It helps software developers assign parallel tasks, keep work isolated, and monitor progress from one desktop app instead of juggling several terminal sessions. Common workflows include launching multiple agent runs, checking which sessions need attention, reviewing diffs, and moving finished changes toward pull requests. Conductor is built for Mac and is designed around local development workflows that depend on GitHub authentication and supported agent providers. It is published by Charlie Holtz and is aimed at developers who want a more organized way to supervise AI-assisted coding work on their Mac.
Key features
- Run multiple AI coding agents in parallel from one Mac app
- Create isolated workspaces for separate coding tasks
- Track which agent sessions need guidance or are ready for review
- Review code diffs before accepting changes
- Move completed work toward pull requests without leaving the app
- Check setup requirements for GitHub and supported agent providers
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Safety overview
Status: Mostly safe
Conductor is intended for software development workflows and may access local code projects, GitHub authentication, and external AI agent services as part of its normal use. That level of access is expected for this kind of tool, but it means the app can work with source code and development credentials you choose to use with it. Use it only with projects and accounts you trust it to manage, and review code changes before merging or shipping them.
Recommendation: Keep Conductor if you actively use AI-assisted coding on your Mac and want one place to manage parallel agent work. If you no longer use it, removing the app is reasonable, but you may also want to check for any saved support files related to your projects or app settings.
Common paths
/Applications/Conductor.app
Support paths
~/Library/Application Support/com.conductor.app
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