AI BriefingHow Conductor Moves Parallel Coding Agents to the Cloud with Vercel Sandbox
Key point
Conductor leverages Vercel Sandbox to move parallel coding agents to the cloud, solving local hardware constraints.
Details
The local hardware limitations that arise when running multiple coding agents simultaneously have been a major obstacle for developers. As the number of agents increases, CPU usage spikes and heat builds up, and closing the laptop causes work to stop.
Conductor introduced Cloud Workspaces based on Vercel Sandbox to solve this. This allows developers to run multiple agents in parallel in the cloud, without being constrained by the performance of their local device.
Key features are as follows:
- Model-agnostic: Compatible with various coding agents such as Claude Code and Codex, allowing the cloud layer to be maintained even as new models are released.
- Seamless user experience: Thanks to the speed of Vercel Sandbox, users can use the cloud environment so naturally that they don't notice a difference from the local version.
- Scalability: Engineering teams such as Notion, Linear, and Ramp have already adopted it to perform large-scale parallel work.
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