Conductor.build is a macOS application for orchestrating teams of AI coding agents in parallel, enabling developers to run multiple Claude Code, Codex, and other coding agent instances in isolated workspaces derived from git worktrees. It solves the challenge of managing concurrent AI-assisted development by providing a visual dashboard where developers can create, monitor, and review the work of multiple coding agents simultaneously, each operating on its own git branch without conflicts. Founded by Jackson de Campos and Charlie Holtz in San Francisco, Conductor has quickly gained traction with engineers at companies like Linear, Vercel, Ramp, Notion, and Stripe.
Conductor provides isolated git worktree creation for each agent instance, a unified dashboard showing what each agent is working on, streamlined code review workflows for inspecting and merging agent-generated changes, and integration with Linear for starting work directly from issue trackers. The application handles the complexity of managing multiple terminal sessions, git branch synchronization, and merge conflict prevention, letting developers focus on task assignment and code review rather than agent management logistics. Conductor has grown 250 percent month-over-month and raised $2.8 million from top Silicon Valley investors, reflecting strong demand for multi-agent orchestration tools.
Conductor.build targets senior developers, tech leads, and engineering teams who want to parallelize their development workflow by delegating multiple tasks to AI coding agents and reviewing the results through a streamlined interface. It is currently available exclusively for macOS and integrates with popular terminal-based coding agents including Claude Code and OpenAI Codex CLI. The tool is particularly valuable for teams working on multiple features, bug fixes, or refactoring tasks simultaneously, where the ability to run and monitor several AI agents in parallel can dramatically accelerate development velocity while maintaining code quality through structured review workflows.