Conductor Enterprise
Conductor is the interface to manage your coding agents.
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Privacy & Security
- Does Conductor store my code or chat history?
- └No. Chat history is stored locally on your machine. None is stored on our servers.
- What data does Conductor collect?
- └We collect analytics data including feature usage (e.g. creating a workspace, selecting a model, sending a message), crash logs, and computer metadata (OS, IP address). No session recordings are captured.
- Does Conductor see my prompts or code?
- └No. All traffic routes straight to your model provider (default: Anthropic). Conductor doesn't look at your chats.
- What account data is stored server-side?
- └Only account data (email, GitHub integration info), stored in an encrypted Postgres database. All stored data is encrypted and accessible only by Conductor employees. Both our database host (Fly) and analytics provider (PostHog) maintain SOC 2 compliance.
- Can I disable external AI features for my organization?
- └Yes. You can enable enterprise privacy mode at the user level (Settings → Privacy) or at the repo level by setting "enterpriseDataPrivacy": true in conductor.json.