How Conductor moved parallel coding agents from the laptop to the cloud with Vercel Sandbox

The original text of this article was not provided, so the following can only be a conservative summary based on the title and source information. The title indicates that Conductor has moved the execution location of "parallel coding agents" from the developer's laptop to the cloud, using Vercel Sandbox as the hosting environment. The key point here is not the capability of a single model, but rather a shift in agent-workflow infrastructure: when multiple coding agents simultaneously modify, test, or explore different directions of the same project, a local environment may run into limitations around CPU, memory, disk, dependency conflicts, background-process management, and security isolation. Placing these agents in a cloud sandbox can, in theory, let each task run in an isolated, disposable environment, reducing the risk of polluting the local development environment and freeing users from having to keep their laptop running while waiting for an agent to finish.