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HiveTerm vs Conductor
Conductor runs parallel Claude Code and Codex agents in isolated git worktrees on your Mac. HiveTerm goes further — it runs your whole dev stack on any OS, with a built-in MCP server that lets agents spawn their own sub-agents.
| Feature | HiveTerm | Conductor |
|---|---|---|
| Sub-agent tree (MCP) | ||
| Runs your dev stack (servers, workers) | ||
| macOS, Windows & Linux | ||
| Config-as-code workspace | ||
| Claude, Codex, Gemini & Grok | ||
| Inline diff, commit & PR | ||
| Voice input | ||
| 3 languages (EN/PT/ES) |
Where HiveTerm wins
- Cross-platform: Conductor is macOS-only; HiveTerm also runs on Windows and Linux.
- Agents spawn their own sub-agents through the Queen MCP server, visible in a live tree.
- Dev servers, watchers and workers run as managed bees — not just agents.
When Conductor is the better pick
- You work only on macOS and want git-worktree isolation per agent out of the box.
- You want a review-and-merge flow centered purely on parallel agents.
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