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Conductor is an AI-assisted software development orchestration platform built for Claude Code. It is not a standalone large language model or a full IDE. Instead, it brings together requirement specs, tasks, execution logs, GitHub commits/PRs, Kanban, cost tracking, and team approvals, allowing developers to manage AI development workflows in a “define what to build — let the orchestrator execute — submit code” model.
Its core is spec-driven development: users describe a feature, Conductor generates or manages the tasks, and Claude Code/the local orchestrator handles execution. The platform supports multiple agents working in parallel on independent specs, and provides real-time logs, a Kanban board, global search, read-only client portals, and JSON/CSV/Markdown export. For engineering governance, it offers Quality Gates that can run linting, tests, and security checks before commits. It also supports tracking AI token costs by spec, project, and team member. Integrations include a REST API, MCP, automatic GitHub PRs, Slack/Discord/custom Webhooks.
The free plan is permanently available and includes 1 project, 10 specs per month, basic REST API access, and the local/Claude Code orchestrator. Pro costs $29/month, or about $19/month when billed annually, with a 14-day free trial and no credit card required. Team costs $15/user/month with a minimum of 3 users, emphasizing unlimited projects, GitHub PRs, Kanban, approvals, and dedicated support. Enterprise costs $49/user/month or is available via custom contract, and includes SSO/SAML, audit logs, white labeling, and a 99.9% SLA. Payments are processed by LemonSqueezy and billed in USD.
The main advantage is that it turns AI coding from scattered conversations into a traceable, approvable, and auditable workflow, making it especially suitable for teams managing multiple projects and parallel feature delivery. Source code runs in the local environment, and the Terms state that the platform only stores spec metadata, task status, and execution logs. The limitations are also clear: it depends heavily on Claude Code/the Claude ecosystem, and the platform itself does not execute code on users’ behalf. Results depend on spec quality, local test configuration, and Claude’s output. Chinese-language support is not mentioned; only English and Spanish are explicitly supported.
Conductor is best suited for solo developers, SaaS founders, B2B startup teams, and digital agencies that already use Claude Code and want to standardize AI development workflows, automate PRs, and visualize costs. It is less suitable for users with no understanding of software development workflows. The scraped text does not specify availability from mainland China, and Claude-related services and USD payments may involve uncertainty around network access, accounts, or payment methods. Depending on your needs, you may want to compare it with Cursor, Devin, and GitHub Copilot, or use a combination of domestic AI coding tools plus Jira/Notion as an alternative.
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