For anyone looking for a slack-native conductor check out opencomputer.dev
disclosure: I am one of the founders
gejose 14 hours ago|
Your website focuses quite a bit on speed. Can you talk about _how_ it achieves this (besides potentially running on a server that's closer to where the models are hosted?)
g_host56 13 hours ago||
just when I was starting to really like conductor. It's a really good app / idea for working with agents. The strongest workflow I've used. Ig I'll move to herd now.
nice to get paid by meta, but cmmon read the room.
beshard 13 hours ago||
woahhhh congrats to the conductor team! If folks are looking for cloud agents/replacement, can't recommend boxes.dev enough, they've got phenomenal support and ship INCREDIBLY fast.
SethSchilbe 19 hours ago||
Tried Conductor in the past but had migrated all of our teams remote development work to http://boxes.dev as it was much more intuitive and easier to manage parallel workstreams.
Would highly recommend it for anyone looking for an alternative with Conductor shutting down.
gdulli 21 hours ago||
Everything you add to your tech stack is a liability. Period. I've always leaned minimalist.
vadepaysa 18 hours ago||
well, conductor was so great that after using it for a few weeks, I completely stopped fearing a lock-in. I just use the official cli + desktop apps now. tmux + a bit of custom scripting works wonders.
calmworm 15 hours ago||
Dang… I didn’t even get a chance to try it.
gepeake 20 hours ago||
Glad I started migrating all my projects to Paseo yesterday!
fnoef 5 hours ago|
every time a new tool appears, everyone around me is like "you should try you should try it". but i am here, stuck with my vim and tmux. and im glad i did. most of the new shiny things get enshittifed or acquired by shady corporations. long live vim+tmux