Your AI agents do the work. Your team decides what ships.
Conductor is one workspace for teams that work with AI agents. Agents draft social posts, creatives, specs and code. A teammate reviews and approves. Conductor publishes the approved work to the accounts you connected and shows you how it did.
Free to start. Sign up with Google or your email and your workspace is created for you.
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One place for the work your agents draft
Marketing
Make, schedule and measure social content.
Create on-brand images and short videos from your Brand Kit, write the captions, and schedule one Post to TikTok, Instagram, Facebook Pages and YouTube. After it goes live, see which posts, formats and times performed best.
- TikTok
- YouTube
Engineering
Turn specs into reviewed code.
Write a spec or have an agent draft it, review it line by line, then let Claude Code implement it and open the pull request. Work Item status follows the pull request in GitHub.
- GitHub
- Claude Code
- Discord
Knowledge
A team wiki that keeps itself current.
Feed Conductor your documents, notes and weekly metrics. A librarian agent files them into a wiki your team can browse, and your agents read it before they draft.
- Google Drive
- Weekly digests
How it works
Draft, review, ship, learn
Draft
An agent or a teammate drafts the work, whether that’s a post, a creative or a spec, in your workspace.
Review
Teammates comment line by line, then approve or ask for changes. Nothing goes out without a person’s approval.
Ship
Conductor publishes approved work where you pointed it, on the schedule you set: a social account, a repository or a chat channel.
Learn
Conductor reads back how it did and writes a weekly summary. Your agents read it before the next draft.
Agents
Works with the tools you already use
Your agents run on your own model provider keys. Drive Conductor from Claude Code or Claude Desktop through its MCP server and command-line tool, or ask an agent a question from Discord.
- Claude Code and Claude Desktop, through the Conductor MCP server
- The conductor command-line tool
- Discord’s /ask command, to talk to your agents
- Bring your own model keys, stored encrypted
Trust
Your accounts stay yours
- You connect each account through the platform’s own sign-in screen, and you can disconnect it any time from Integrations.
- Conductor only publishes what a person in your workspace approved.
- It only reads results for posts it published for you, and shows them only to your workspace.
- Tokens and model keys are stored encrypted and scoped to your workspace.
Google user data
How Conductor uses YouTube
Conductor uses YouTube API Services so a team can publish the videos it approved to its own YouTube channel and see how they performed. When a member of your workspace connects a channel through Google’s sign-in screen, Conductor will only:
- Upload a video your team approved to your channel, with the title, description, privacy setting and publish time you chose.
- Read your channel’s name and ID, so you can confirm which channel the workspace publishes to.
- Read views, likes, comments, watch time and average view percentage for the videos Conductor uploaded, and show them only to your workspace.
- Set a video it uploaded back to private when your team unschedules it, and add it to the playlists you chose.
Conductor does not read your other videos, subscribers or comment text, does not sell or share YouTube data, does not use it for advertising, and does not use it to train AI models. Conductor’s use and transfer of information received from Google APIs adheres to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements. You can disconnect a channel in Integrations, or revoke access any time at myaccount.google.com/connections.
Conductor is for business marketing and engineering work. It does not generate images or video of people: its creative tools lay out the photos, clips, logo and text your team uploads. Sexual content, including AI-generated non-consensual intimate imagery, is prohibited under our Terms.
Source
Built in the open
Conductor’s source is public, so you can read how a Post gets approved and what each integration asks permission for. Issues and pull requests are welcome.
Licensed under PolyForm Noncommercial 1.0.0: free for personal, research, educational and other non-commercial use. Commercial use needs a separate licence.
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Brands, agencies and product teams use Conductor. Sign up with Google or your email, invite your teammates and connect your accounts.
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