This is the latest

This is the latest AI coding tool that I've been really obsessed with. And it's a very agent forward way of writing code and building out features. So the way that it works is you import a repo and then you can create a brand new workspace. And each of these is a dedicated GitHub that can run its own dedicated Claude code or OpenAI codex instance right there. So it is essentially a Claude code and Codex wrapper and a really nice graphical interface. And it has a really nice diffuer for when you want to see all the changes. And it is so far the best experience in terms of running multiple parallel agents at once. But there are some downsides associated with it as well. The first issue is the fact that the latest Codex or latest Claude code that is supported with inside conductor is not always guaranteed to be the latest Claude code CLI or latest OpenAI codex CLI available. That's because conductor has the built in support for the latest versions that are constantly being released. So sometimes you miss out edge features. Another thing that annoys me about conductor is the fact that this git diff review system, this is really just plain text viewing plain text editing. You don't have access to LSPS, jump to definition, find all references in a more full blown text editor like VS code or VIM. But luckily they have a workaround for that, which is you are able to open up this exact work tree in any repo, quick keyboard shortcut, your code base in any of these supported apps. It's a decent workaround. But even these days, when a lot of the times git reviews other code changes that I make, a lot of times where I still want to jump to definition, find all the references. It's a faster way for me to review code. So I still do find myself having to jump into a code editor, jump into Vim, thorough code review. But for really, conductor has been amazing. A quick git review on the code changes, make a PR and let it run. Another really nice feature that they have is that as your PR is running, it pulls their PR to see all of the different CI CD checks that are going on. And then you can actually merge it when it's ready to merge. If you have any errors up here, well, and that comes up. And let me know what you think. If you're interested in a more in-depth review where I compare conductor to other similar tools, a very agent forward code editors or pieces of software that you can check out this video right here.