Conduit is a desktop IDE for autonomous agents. Point it at any OpenAI- or Anthropic-compatible endpoint, keep your keys encrypted on your machine, and approve every action before it touches your code.
❯ v0.1.0 · windows x64 · 104.5 MB · sha-512 verified
Runs on your stack
An agent that can edit files and run commands should never be a black box. Conduit makes every decision visible, reversible, and yours to approve.
OpenAI, Anthropic, a local Ollama or vLLM server, or any OpenAI-compatible endpoint. Switch providers without switching tools — Conduit routes to whatever you've connected.
API keys are sealed with your operating system's credential store — DPAPI on Windows — never written in plaintext and never sent anywhere but the provider you chose.
Every file write and shell command asks first. Allow once, allow for the session, or deny — with an extra confirmation on anything destructive.
Inspect a clean diff of what the agent changed, file by file, before you keep it.
A real terminal streams every command and its output as the agent runs. No hidden steps.
Ships with a self-hosted update feed you control. Detect, download, and install when you decide to.
Conduit works in a tight, visible loop — and you can interrupt it at any step.
Tell Conduit what you want in plain language — a fix, a feature, a refactor across files.
It runs on whatever model you’ve connected. Your key, your endpoint, your choice.
The agent reads the project, edits files, and runs commands to carry the task out.
Approve each action and inspect every diff before anything touches your machine.
Conduit runs entirely on your machine. Install it, connect a provider, and you're working in minutes.
Installing for the first time, or want to see what others are building with it?
Unsigned build — Windows may show a “publisher unknown” prompt on first launch. Auto-updates work regardless, pulled from the feed you host.