Coding agents
AvailableArchductor
Desktop control plane for coding agents.
Create a workspace, start Codex or Claude Code, review the diff, open or merge a GitHub pull request, archive the workspace, then start the next task without leaving the app.
Coding agents
Archductor
Synced
Workspaces
docs-refresh
branch + worktree + port
pricing-copy
branch + worktree + port
setup-flow
branch + worktree + port
PTY agents
$ archductor session start docs-refresh
loading project brief...
workspace ready, checks attached
Diff
+128 / -34
2 comments staged
PR flow
checks clear
archive after merge
Linux is the primary validated target. Windows is a preview target. Inspired by Conductor.
What it does
- Give each workspace its own Git worktree, branch, .context directory, and stable ARCHDUCTOR_PORT range.
- Run multiple workspaces for the same repository in parallel without them trampling each other.
- Start multiple Shell, Codex, or Claude Code sessions inside one workspace.
- Review changed files, diffs, todos, comments, PR checks, and sibling workspace conflicts in one surface.
- Create, refresh, merge, and archive GitHub PRs through your own local gh auth.
The loop
- 1Add an existing repository or clone a Git URL.
- 2Configure scripts, prompts, and workspace defaults in .archductor/settings.toml.
- 3Create a workspace from a branch, prompt, GitHub issue, GitHub PR, or Linear issue.
- 4Start Codex, Claude Code, or shell sessions inside it.
- 5Review the diff, checks, todos, comments, and conflicts.
- 6Create or merge the PR, archive the workspace, then repeat.
Install
Homebrew / Linuxbrew
brew tap perceo-ai/tap
brew install archductorAppImage
curl -Lo archductor.AppImage \
https://github.com/perceo-ai/conductor-arch/releases/latest/download/archductor-x86_64.AppImage
chmod +x archductor.AppImage
sudo mv archductor.AppImage /usr/local/bin/archductorArch (AUR)
paru -S archductorNix
nix run github:perceo-ai/conductor-arch#archductor -- doctorRequirements
- Linux desktop with GTK4/libadwaita support, or the Windows preview build.
- git for worktrees, branches, diffs, and commits.
- gh authenticated with gh auth login for PRs, checks, comments, and merges.
- openssh for SSH repository access.
- Your existing local codex or claude authentication, if you want agent sessions.