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where vord fits

You can run coding agents in several ways. Here is what vord and four other projects document, checked November 6, 2026. The iPhone app for vord is on TestFlight, by invitation only; session sharing is in beta.

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vord — cockpit
vord cockpit — every AI coding session in one grid, sorted by status

vord

Runs Claude Code, Codex, Kimi, OpenCode, Grok and Muse in Mac terminal sessions. Shared rules, visible child sessions and a git inspector.

https://hub.vord-app.dev/docs/agents/child-sessions/

Conductor

Runs coding agents in local and cloud workspaces, with mobile access and shared workspaces. Its November 4 announcement says Cloud becomes read-only November 13 and closes November 20; local updates continue into early 2027.

https://www.conductor.build/changelog/0.93.0-conductor-is-joining-meta

Claude Code Remote Control

Connects a local Claude Code session to a browser or the Claude mobile app. Your computer and the local session must stay running.

https://code.claude.com/docs/en/remote-control

Vibe Kanban

Runs local coding agents in parallel, creates git worktrees and provides code review. The project is sunsetting and continues as community-maintained open source.

https://www.vibekanban.com/

Claude Squad

Manages coding agents in terminal workspaces using tmux and git worktrees, with a preview and diff view.

https://github.com/smtg-ai/claude-squad

the real difference

your sessions and changes in one Mac app

vord shows your sessions and their status in one window. Open the git inspector to review the changes. If you prefer arranging terminals and your own scripts, that may suit you too.

Conductor offers mobile access and shared workspaces. You can prompt agents together with other people in real time.
vord runs six coding agent CLIs in Mac terminal sessions, with shared rules, visible child sessions and a git inspector.

an honest read on each

Where each one is genuinely good

Conductor
Runs coding agents in local and cloud workspaces, with mobile access and shared workspaces. Its November 4 announcement says Cloud becomes read-only November 13 and closes November 20; local updates continue into early 2027.
Claude Code Remote Control
Anthropic's official way to drive a local Claude session from your phone or browser, with a server mode that runs 32 concurrent sessions by default. The mobile app is genuinely good. The honest differences: it is Claude-only, and it connects you to your own session on your own devices, with no way to hand a live session to another person. vord runs six agent CLIs, adds a dedicated status grid, and shares sessions across people.
Vibe Kanban
Open source, board-style management of many agents with git worktrees. Web-based. Worth knowing: Bloop, the company behind it, wound down in April 2026 — the project lives on community-maintained under Apache-2.0, rebuilt to a fully local architecture. If you live in a browser tab, it still delivers.
Claude Squad
Open-source (AGPL) terminal TUI over tmux, supporting Claude, Codex, Gemini and Aider. Terminal-native. If your whole workflow already lives in the terminal, it fits right in.

The combination, in one app

If "all of it, native, in one window" is what you have been wanting, that is what we are building. Join the waitlist and we will let you know when there is something to try.

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