Once you’ve installed Conductor, it’s time to add your first repository. You can add a repo from a local folder, directly from GitHub, 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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Create a new workspace

Now that you’ve added a repo, you’ll see the repository page. New Workspace We’ll come back to this page later. For now, let’s create a new workspace with the “Create a workspace” button or by pressing ⌘ + N. You’ll be prompted to name your workspace. Just hit enter to use an auto-generated name. Dispatcher
Each workspace is an isolated copy and branch of your Git repo. Conductor only copies files tracked in Git.
You’ll now be redirected to the workspace page! Ask Claude to help with your project. New Workspace Not sure what to ask? Claude Code can help with:
  1. Code onboarding Claude Code maps and explains entire codebases in a few seconds. It uses agentic search to understand project structure and dependencies without you having to manually select context files.
  2. Turn issues into PRs Claude Code integrates with GitHub, Linear, and your command line tools to handle the entire workflow—reading issues, writing code, running tests, and submitting PRs.
  3. Make powerful edits Claude Code’s understanding of your codebase and dependencies enables it to make powerful, multi-file edits that actually work.
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