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Once you’ve installed Conductor, it’s time to add your first repository. You can add a repo from a local folder or from a Git URL. Add Repo
Conductor requires you to be logged in to GitHub in your terminal environment. To confirm you’re logged in, run gh auth status in your terminal.

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New workspace

After you add a repo, Conductor will create a new workspace for you. New Workspace
Each workspace is an isolated copy and branch of your Git repo. Conductor only copies files tracked in git, but you can use a setup script to automatically copy files (like .env or run pnpm install) into the workspace. We’ll get to that later!
You now have two choices:
  1. You can open the workspace in your favorite IDE (⌘O) and keep developing there.
  2. You can use the built in chat to ask Claude Code to help you with your project.
Next, let’s learn the Conductor workflow →.
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