Conductor lets you create parallel Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor agents in isolated workspaces, so you can see at a glance what they're working on, then review and merge their changes. Each workspace works independently, much like a team using git branches to avoid clashing while implementing tasks. The number of parallel workspaces? As many as you can spin up. Different features, different approaches, different experimental directions, all at once.
That's the model. And it should change how you think about your own work.
Stop Hoarding the Questions
Most of us carry a quiet backlog. Questions we never asked. Hesitations we never resolved. Threads we never pulled, because we weren't sure anything was on the other end.
That was rational, once. If you didn't know whether an answer existed, spending an hour hunting for it was a bad bet. So you didn't.
The AI era breaks that logic. The cost of asking is now near zero. Toss it out. See what comes back. The loose thread might lead somewhere. It usually does.
Finding documents. Making comparisons. Figuring out the next step, and whether that step is even worth taking. All of it, offloadable. The question is no longer does an answer exist? It's why haven't you asked yet?
Move One Stage Upstream
Here's the sharper move. Don't tell AI what to do. Don't even start thinking about how to do it.
Ask AI to figure out how to do it.
The only decision that stays with you: where to point it. Is this a competitor you should study? A research paper that already solved this? Name the source. Let it dig.
That's the shift. From executor to director. From doing to deciding. You set the destination. AI maps the route.