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ThreadlinesvsConductor

A Conductor alternative for Windows and Linux

Conductor is a polished Mac app for running coding agents side by side, each in its own Git worktree. Threadlines does that on Mac, Windows and Linux, it's open source, and two agents can share one conversation.

FeatureThreadlinesConductor
PlatformsYes:macOS, Windows, LinuxPartly:macOS only, Windows and Linux waitlist
PriceYes:FreePartly:Free locally, Pro is $50 a month
Open sourceYes:MIT licenseNo:Closed source
AgentsCodex, Claude Code, OpenCode, Cursor, Antigravity, fx. Grok, Muse Code and Pi in 0.7.0.Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Cursor. Local Cursor runs need a Cursor API key.
Two agents in one chatYes:One can review the other's workNo:Each agent gets its own tab
Git worktree per taskYes:Per threadYes:Per workspace
Pull requests and CIYes:Beside the threadYes:Plus GitHub stacks and Graphite
Built-in browserYes:Built inPartly:Experimental
Cloud agentsNo:Agents run on your computerYes:On Pro
PhonePartly:Pair your phone and use its browserYes:iPhone app on Pro
AccountsYes:None needed, GitHub optionalPartly:Conductor sign-in, GitHub required

Pick Threadlines if

  • You work on Windows or Linux.
  • You want open source with no paid tier.
  • You want Codex to check Claude's work in the same chat.
  • You use Antigravity or fx.

Pick Conductor if

  • You want agents to keep working in the cloud.
  • Your team shares chats live or needs SSO.
  • You use GitHub stacks or Graphite.
  • You want scheduled or pull-request-triggered runs.
Threadlines with a full sidebar of projects and threads, and two agents working on the same bug in one thread
Claude's Opus keeps working while Codex's GPT-6.1-Sol answers a question on the side.

Questions

Is Conductor available for Windows or Linux?

Not yet. Conductor's install guide says it isn't available for Windows or Linux and offers a waitlist. Threadlines has a Windows installer and a Linux AppImage today.

Does Threadlines use my Claude and ChatGPT plans, like Conductor?

Yes. Both apps run the agents with your own sign-ins, and neither resells model usage.

Does Threadlines have cloud workspaces?

No. Threadlines runs agents on your own computer. You can reach it from your phone or another computer, but the work happens on your machine.

We checked these facts about Conductor on October 18, 2026, against Conductor's install guide, pricing page and docs and terms. Something out of date? Open an issue and we'll fix it.

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Conductor is made by Melty Labs. Threadlines is an independent open-source project and isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Melty Labs.