Core Features
Parallel agents
Run multiple Claude Codes at once
Conductor supports two ways to work in parallel. You can spread work across multiple isolated workspaces, or you can keep one workspace open and run more than one agent workflow inside it.
Parallel workspaces
Create a new workspace with ⌘ + N when you want a separate branch, separate files, and a clean place for an agent to work without interfering with another task.
This is the default way to split work across features, bug fixes, pull requests, or Linear issues.
Parallel work inside one workspace
Sometimes the branch should stay the same, but you still want to compare approaches or run multiple agent workflows at once. In that case, keep one workspace open and use separate tabs or agent flows inside it.
This works well when the tasks share the same code state and you do not want to create another branch yet.
When to use each
Use parallel workspaces when the work should land on different branches or move independently through review.
Use parallel work inside one workspace when the work belongs to the same branch and you want more than one agent helping in the same environment.