What is it?
- Konductor is an AI Orchestration Workflow, a Markdown-first memory and coordination system for AI coding agents that lives entirely within your local repository.
Who is it for?
- Software Dev, indie-hackers, and teams who use AI coding agents (like Gemini, Claude, Cursor, Trae) for real, multi-session development workflows.
Why use it?
- AI agents suffer from "context amnesia." Konductor provides them with a persistent, self-updating memory of your project's rules, architecture, and state—so you never have to re-onboard your AI from scratch every session.
Zero code. Zero dependencies. Text-based workflow.
I've been looking for something like this for a while. Most of the time when I go online to search for resources on building analytics stack, most of the content is biased towards the vendor's preferred way of doing things. This looks like it will give me a high-level understanding to the why of the proposed approach.
While you don't have to agree completely with me, and holiday are always nice. But if you need to take a holiday, then perhaps you do have something on your mind that you want to get rid of.
I have witness a similar case where one Apple dev rip off another developer by repacking and then resubmit the same app. He submit a request to Apple and then a few days later that clone app got pulled.
This is what we mentioned in our post too. But before we realised, it's kind of too late. We shot the footage first and then tried to 'describe' the parts. We probably will have to do another one soon, given all the comments about the audio stuff.
We didn't read the iPhone manual that's why. However, the one feature of the app we picked that is really useful is lock focus in one place and lock the exposure in another place (two different area). Also the app allows locking of White Balance as well. Is it possible to do this with native camera app?
Thanks for pointing that out, nevertheless I guess using the similar concept to PHP/JS makes the user relate to the transition better.
I did read that Apple doc when I first starting out but it was overwhelming to me at that time and it backfired. I was more discourage to learn Objective C after seeing the doc.
Who is it for? - Software Dev, indie-hackers, and teams who use AI coding agents (like Gemini, Claude, Cursor, Trae) for real, multi-session development workflows.
Why use it? - AI agents suffer from "context amnesia." Konductor provides them with a persistent, self-updating memory of your project's rules, architecture, and state—so you never have to re-onboard your AI from scratch every session.
Zero code. Zero dependencies. Text-based workflow.