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NEW · AGS CONDUCTOR

Run AI agent teams. Keep people in charge.

Set a goal, let a lead agent plan the work across a team of specialist agents, and approve every result yourself.

No card needed. Sign in, then an owner or admin of your organisation starts the trial.

What you can do

  • Agents with one clear role

    Give each agent a role, instructions, a model tier and its own monthly spending cap. Pause any agent at any time.

  • Teams and an org chart

    Group agents under a lead agent. The lead breaks a goal into tasks and assigns them to the right specialist.

  • Goals and a task board

    Watch work move from Planned to Working to Awaiting review, then Approved or Rejected.

  • Runs you can see and stop

    Each run shows its steps, time, tokens and estimated cost. Runs are short, bounded and can be stopped between steps.

  • A human review queue

    Approve a draft, edit and approve, or reject it with a reason so the agent tries again. Nothing leaves the app automatically.

  • Agents you run elsewhere

    Register external agents with their owner, purpose, data and risk level. Log their runs, costs and decisions by hand or through a secured intake link.

  • A permanent audit trail

    Every action is recorded and can be downloaded as a branded PDF or CSV for owners and auditors.

Built-in guardrails

Conductor follows the AGS standard: accountable owners, proportionate controls and a meaningful way for a person to review, change or stop any AI-supported outcome. It does not replace professional judgement.

  • Agents only draft — no emails, payments, posts or outside actions
  • Per-agent and workspace spending caps; runs stop at the cap
  • At most three steps per run and twenty runs per hour
  • HELIX conduct rules apply to every agent
  • Every output is labelled as AI-generated and needs human approval

Try Conductor on your own goals

30 days free, with a £20 monthly AI spending cap during the trial.