Specialized AI code review for web performance and accessibility.

Conductor catches the issues that matter. Proactive protection, less firefighting.
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The Problem

Every front-end dev has seen it: silent regressions sneak in, performance budgets slip, and tickets spike when Core Web Vitals tank. Without consistent performance and accessibility checks, bad code ships—and it’s users and conversions that pay the price.

Conductor: Built to Improve Code Where It Lives

1. Detect issues

Conductor surfaces issues that affect Core Web Vitals, and identifies violations of WCAG rules in your code reinforcing best practices.

2.Ranks findings

Conductor ranks findings based on user impact and business risk—leveraging our proprietary knowledge base to maintain a high signal-to-noise ratio.

3. Reinforce standards

Conductor lets you set the severity level and customize accessibility goals—whether it’s WCAG A, AA, or AAA—so reviews align with your team’s standards.

Inline comments and suggestions

Conductor integrates directly into GitHub PRs to provide contextual insights and fix suggestions — before code is merged.

Conductor Features

Multi-Agent Review Engine with built-in expert knowledge

Each PR is reviewed by a team of specialized AI agents, trained on our proprietary knowledge base built from real-world web performance and accessibility evaluations.
Unified Code Health Dashboard

See trends across projects, teams, and time. Identify recurring regressions, track improvement, and measure your code's alignment with business-level goals.
Custom business goals setting

You define your goals—like target LCP, WCAG level, or bundle thresholds, and Conductor will align its suggestions to those goals.
Developer Trusted Integration

Conductor integrates into GitHub in under 5 minutes. Actionable suggestions appear directly in your PRs—low noise, no blockers.