Show HN: Conductor sold to Meta. Agents rebuilt the app in 3 days for $170 (MIT) (github.com)

A new app called Conducted, designed to streamline the development process for coding agents, has been created and shared on Show HN. Developed in just three days for $170, Conducted allows users to manage coding tasks using their own agents like Claude Code and Codex on a Mac. Each task is organized into its own git worktree and branch, along with dedicated chat capabilities for agent interaction. Users can create workspaces, communicate with agents while they execute tasks, review changes meticulously, and manage pull requests all from a unified interface that emphasizes efficiency and version control. This app is significant for the AI/ML community as it enhances the operational capabilities of existing coding agents, enabling developers to engage with them in a more structured and productive manner. By integrating features such as task-specific branches, snapshots of agent interactions, and seamless GitHub integration, Conducted is poised to improve the development workflow for teams utilizing AI in their coding processes. The app is particularly noteworthy for running entirely on a Mac, ensuring that sensitive code remains local and secure, and it demonstrates a novel approach to collaborative AI-assisted programming without reliance on external servers or services.