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Moving off Conductor Cloud
Conductor’s announcement of 4 November 2026 says Conductor is joining Meta. This page is the calendar and the export, from that announcement as read on 11 November 2026. It is not a pitch. If you use the local app, keep using a local tool. AOSplane is for teams that were running agents on real tickets.
- Hard spend cap per task
- Linear and Jira
- Claude Code and Codex
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The dates
- 4 November 2026. No new sign-ups, and new users can no longer download the app. Existing free users cannot upgrade to a pro plan. Pro users keep pro features for free.
- 13 November 2026. Conductor Cloud workspaces go read-only. You can still read old chats and export data. You cannot send new messages. Active subscribers get a refund.
- 20 November 2026. Conductor Cloud shuts down. Conductor begins deleting Conductor Cloud user data.
- Into early 2027. The announcement says the local Conductor app keeps receiving new models and critical bug fixes, then starts winding down. Conductor says it hopes to have something new to use by then. It does not describe that product.
If you use the local app
Stay on the machine. The announcement’s own ways to keep a Cloud workspace are Conductor’s, and both should happen before the dates above. 13 November is the last day a Cloud workspace takes new messages.
- To move a Cloud workspace and its chats onto your Mac, right-click the workspace and choose Transfer to local.
- To download an archive, go to Settings, then Account, then Export data, before 20 November.
Questions about that export go to support@conductor.build, the address on Conductor’s page. After the transfer, the local app is the tool Conductor says will keep getting models and critical fixes into early 2027. Claude Code and Codex in a terminal on that Mac are the other local tools, if that is how you want to work. AOSplane does not replace a local app, and it does not import Conductor workspaces, chats, or exports.
If the work was a ticket
AOSplane fits the other case: agents that were taking real tickets, not a chat on one Mac. It scopes, reviews, and QA-tests a Claude Code or Codex pull request before your team sees it. The pull request arrives with its spec, review notes, QA results, and exact cost. A task does not start if it would cross the organization, project, or agent cap. The tightest one wins. The same loop starts from Linear or from Jira.
From a Linear issue, from a Jira ticket, and what review and QA check. The Free plan is self-serve. Pricing.
Dates and the local-app window are from conductor.build/announcement as read on 11 November 2026, and may have changed. Conductor and Conductor Cloud are not AOSplane products.