Conductor launches multiplayer cloud workspaces that keep coding agents running

After raising $22 million in March, Conductor adds shared microVM sandboxes, an API and an iPhone beta to its Mac-first agent manager.

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Why it matters

Cloud execution gives Conductor a chance to become the control plane where teams assign and supervise coding agents, while relying on model and agent vendors for the underlying intelligence.

A dark Conductor workspace interface lists projects and tasks beside a Create workspace button, with a man wearing glasses in a video inset.

Charlie Holtz (@charlieholtz), CEO and co-founder of Conductor, launched Conductor Cloud with co-founder Jackson de Campos on July 30th, moving the coding-agent manager from local copies of a repository into shared cloud workspaces that continue running after a developer closes a laptop.

https://x.com/charlieholtz/status/2082974209438044211?s=46…

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