Updates
Mission control, rebuilt.
The Conductor gets its biggest overhaul yet. Goals become a mission DAG, every terminal gets a live activity strip, steering gets smarter, and the mission view is now two columns.
What changed
The Conductor has always done the planning and the dispatching: you type a goal, it breaks the goal into tasks and sends them across six real Claude Code sessions. What this overhaul changes is how much of that you can see, and how little of it you have to manage. A mission you cannot read at a glance is a mission you end up babysitting, and Loom exists so you do not babysit.
So this release is about legibility and recovery in equal measure. The plan is now a graph you can read. The fleet is now a row of strips you can scan. And when a session drifts, stalls, or exits, the Conductor handles it before you would have noticed.
The overhaul
Three pieces, one idea.
Mission DAG
A goal is no longer a flat list. The Conductor plans it into a DAG of tasks, so independent work runs in parallel across the fleet while dependent tasks wait for the results they need. The mission page walks through a full run.
Live activity strips
Every terminal gets a live strip showing what that session is doing right now. The state of all six fits in one look, and any strip drops you into the real Claude Code TUI behind it.
Smart steering
The watchdog nudges drifting sessions back on task, relaunches exited CLIs, recovers rate limits and stalls, and re-sends the task once a session is back. Smart steering has the details.
Two columns
The mission on one side. The fleet on the other.
The mission view is now two columns: the DAG and its tasks beside the live activity strips, so the plan and the execution are never more than one glance apart.
Read the plan
See which tasks are running, which are waiting on dependencies, and which have been verified, without leaving the mission.
Read the fleet
The strips sit alongside the graph, so when a node is active you can see exactly what the session working on it is doing.
Trust the result
Nothing counts as done on a session's word alone. Work is re-checked before it counts, and a premature done gets caught. See verification.
Try it on a real goal
The overhaul is in the latest release for macOS, Linux, and Windows. Pick a repo, type one goal, and watch it become a mission. If it is your first run, start with your first goal.
Hand it the work.
Walk away.
macOS, Linux, and Windows. Around 13 MB. Free and open source.