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What is Conductor Cloud?

Run coding agents in shared cloud workspaces with your team

Conductor Cloud runs every agent in its own isolated cloud sandbox, with your repos and dependencies pre-installed. Sandboxes spin up in seconds, and agents keep working after you close your laptop. Workspaces and chats are shared with your organization, so a teammate can open the same workspace, follow the same conversation, and pick up where you left off.

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A shared Conductor Cloud conversation where one teammate mentions another and both participate in the workspace

How Cloud is organized

ConceptWhat it means
OrganizationYour team in Conductor: its people, repositories, workspaces, and shared settings.
Cloud ComputerThe organization's shared environment: repositories, environment variables, secrets, and installed software.
Cloud workspaceAn isolated sandbox for one repository and branch, created from the Cloud Computer's active build.

Your Cloud Computer

Each organization shares one Cloud Computer: the repositories, environment variables, secrets, and software every new workspace starts with. Change its configuration, then choose Build computer; new workspaces start from the latest successful build, while existing workspaces keep the environment they were created with.

The graphite Cloud Computer illustration from Conductor onboardingThe graphite Cloud Computer illustration from Conductor onboarding

You can also have an agent configure the computer for you: it can test your repositories, edit setup scripts, and run builds. See Cloud Computer.

Multiplayer

Workspaces, chats, and presence are shared across the organization: browse everyone's work in Home, contribute to a teammate's chat, follow workspaces you care about, and hand work off with Reassign to. See Multiplayer.

Local and Cloud workspaces

You can use both kinds of workspace from the Conductor Mac app.

Local workspaceCloud workspace
Files and agents run onYour MacAn isolated Linux sandbox
Team visibilityStored in your local Conductor appShared with the organization
EnvironmentYour Mac and local project settingsThe active Cloud Computer build
Access from local toolsDirectly through the local worktreeThrough SSH or file sync
After your Mac closesLocal processes stopAgents keep running until the sandbox sleeps

The chat, diff, git, terminal, and pull request workflow is the same in both.

Get help

Choose Help → Send Feedback in Conductor or email humans@conductor.build. Include the organization, workspace, and repository names when reporting a Cloud issue.

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