wsp vs Conductor

Conductor runs agents on your Mac or in its own cloud. wsp runs them on your computer and on Linux computers you own, each set up from yours.

Conductorwsp
Runs agents onYour Mac, or its cloudComputers you own
Another computerNo, "not yet"Yes, over ssh or dialing out
What that computer has when the agent startsCloud: your keys, MCP serversYour setup, agents signed in
Where your keys and sign-ins liveYour Mac; its cloud on ProYour computers, none on ours
Which agentsClaude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCodeClaude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Cursor
PlatformsmacOS, iOSmacOS, Linux
PriceFree; cloud $50/moFree
Source codeClosedAGPL-3.0

Which to pick.

What Conductor does well

Conductor runs Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and OpenCode on your Mac, and has an iOS app. On Pro its cloud sandboxes import your API keys, env settings and MCP servers from your Mac, so there is no second computer to keep running.

When wsp fits better

wsp fits when you already have another computer, a server you rent or an old laptop, and want your agents on it signed in, with your MCP servers, CLIs and skills. Your keys stay on computers you own, it costs nothing, and the code is AGPL-3.0.

What wsp does not do yet.

Your phone
Conductor has an iOS app. wsp has no phone app.
Teammates
Conductor sells plans for teams. wsp is for one person.
Sources, read 2026-10-09

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