Meta has acquired Conductor, an AI coding startup that runs multiple agents in parallel workspaces. Conductor will shut its cloud service on November 20 and then begin deleting user cloud data.
Meta confirmed the Conductor acquisition but did not provide further deal details. The startup helps software engineers deploy AI agents to work together on separate parts of a project, with cloud, local and phone access.
Founded in 2024, Conductor uses agents from Anthropic and OpenAI rather than developing them itself. Meta launched its own coding agent, Muse Code, in August.
For Conductor customers, the immediate issue is service continuity. Its cloud offering closes on November 20, followed by user cloud data deletion, while other core features will continue working as before until early next year.
The acquisition puts another part of the AI coding workflow under a large platform company's control.
Conductor cloud customers need to plan for a service shutdown and subsequent data deletion.
Meta gains a product built around agents from other AI labs, not just its own technology.
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