SuperConductor
What it is
SuperConductor is project and task management with a twist: every task is executed by an AI agent. You break work into projects and tasks the way you always have. The difference is what happens next. Instead of assigning a task and waiting, an agent picks it up, does the work, and everything it does is written to a live, append-only audit trail you can watch as it happens.
That audit trail is the point. Delegating work to AI is easy; trusting what came back is the hard part. SuperConductor makes the agent's work inspectable line by line, streamed live, and impossible to quietly rewrite. If you would not accept "just trust me" from a contractor, you should not accept it from an agent either.
Each project carries its own knowledge base, so agents work with the context that belongs to that project, not a generic model's guesswork. The system is multi-tenant from the ground up, with controls over credentials, sandboxing, and network egress.
Who it is for
Teams that want to delegate real work to AI agents without losing sight of what the agents actually did. Especially useful where accountability matters as much as output.
What it does
- AI-agent execution of every task. Tasks are not tracked and forgotten; they are picked up and done.
- Live, append-only audit trail. Every agent action streams over server-sent events into a log that can be appended to but never edited.
- Per-project knowledge base. Project context lives in PostgreSQL with pgvector, so retrieval stays scoped to the work at hand.
- Multi-tenant isolation. Credentials, sandboxing, and egress controls keep tenants and their agents apart.
- A single orchestrating API. One monolithic backend coordinates agents, projects, and knowledge, which keeps the system understandable.
Under the hood
A Deno 2.9 backend with a React 19 frontend and PostgreSQL 18 with pgvector for storage and retrieval. The agent runtime is built on the Strands Agents SDK. Documentation follows the full Diátaxis layout and ships with a software bill of materials, and every dependency in the stack is version-pinned.
Interested?
If you are curious what delegating to agents looks like when you can audit every step, we would be glad to show you.