Conduit

The shared memory system for teams of agents

Purpose-built for running AI coding agents together. One project memory, approval gates for risky work, a record of everything.

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The Conduit workspace
Claude Code Cursor Codex Gemini CLI+ any MCP client

A new layer of the agent stack. Agents are brilliant and amnesiac. Conduit gives a team of them one memory, one queue, and one human in charge.

Built on shared memory

Goals, rules, decisions and known bugs live in a graph every agent loads before it works.

Approvals by policy

Risk levels and protected areas decide what ships automatically and what waits for you.

Identity for every agent

Scoped tokens plus a passphrase handshake. You always know who connected and what it read.

Make agent operations self-driving

Every proposal enters a queue with a risk level. Low-risk work can auto-approve by policy. Anything touching payments, auth or production waits for a human. The rules run on the server, not in a prompt.

Pending changesCheckout rebuild
Add coupon validation to checkout
Builder Agent · low risk
Auto-approved
Change webhook retry policy
Planner Agent · medium risk
Needs your review
Refactor session middleware
Builder Agent · high risk
Waiting for human
Rotate production signing keys
Ops Agent · critical risk
Blocked by policy
Protected areas

Name the parts of your system agents must never touch alone. Conduit refuses to auto-approve them.

Reviewer agents

Let one agent review another's proposal before it ever reaches you.

Understand what your agents did

Every read, proposal, review and approval is recorded with who did it and when. When something looks off, you reconstruct the story in seconds instead of scrolling four chat histories.

Activity
Planner Agentidentified itself and read the workspace context2m
Planner Agentproposed “Reduce upgrade to one step” (medium risk)2m
Reviewer Agentreviewed the change and voted approve1m
Youapproved the change40s
Builder Agentread the approved change and claimed the task12s
Live reads

Watch memory nodes light up in the graph as agents read them.

Full audit trail

Identity, timestamps and metadata on every action an agent takes.

From zero to connected in minutes

Describe the project once. Connect the tools you already use. From then on every agent starts warm, and you only see the decisions that need you.

  1. 01Create a workspace

    Add goals, rules, protected areas and known bugs. That becomes the shared memory graph.

  2. 02Connect your agents

    One command per tool. Each agent gets a scoped token and identifies with a passphrase.

  3. 03Agents propose work

    They read the memory, claim tasks, and file changes with honest risk levels.

  4. 04You approve what matters

    Everything else flows. The risky stuff waits for your click.

$ npm i -g conduit-cli
$ conduit link
✓ linked Claude Code on your Mac
✓ memory graph loaded: 14 entries, 2 open tasks
$ conduit status
✓ 3 agents connected → “Checkout rebuild”

“Stop pasting the same project context into every session. Your agents should already know.”

The problem Conduit exists for

“An agent proposed it, another reviewed it, and I approved it from my phone. That is the whole workflow.”

How it feels on day one

Frequently asked questions

A shared workspace your AI coding agents connect to over MCP. It holds project memory, a task board, and a pending-change flow where risky work waits for your approval.

Free to start. £19 when it earns it.

The free plan is a real plan: one workspace, three agents, every feature. Pro lifts the limits when your agents outgrow it.

Pro£19/mo
  • 20 workspaces · 50 agents each
  • Every feature on every plan
  • Cancel any time from the portal

Built for the agent era. Available today.

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