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Coming Soon - Conductor is currently in development. This is a preview of the planned quick start experience.

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What You’ll Build

In this guide, you’ll:
  1. Install Conductor CLI
  2. Define a simple workflow
  3. Register agents from Edgit
  4. Execute your first orchestrated workflow
  5. Monitor execution and results

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Prerequisites

  • Edgit installed and initialized
  • Node.js v18 or higher
  • At least one agent registered in Edgit
  • Basic familiarity with YAML

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Planned Quick Start

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Step 1: Install Conductor

npm install -g @ensemble/conductor

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Step 2: Initialize Conductor

cd your-project
conductor init

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Step 3: Register an Agent

# Agent is already in Edgit
edgit add agent email-processor src/agents/email.ts

# Conductor auto-discovers it
conductor agents list
# Output: email-processor (v1.0.0)

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Step 4: Define a Workflow

# workflows/email-workflow.yaml
name: email-processing
version: 1.0.0

triggers:
  - event: email.received

steps:
  - id: process
    agent: email-processor
    input:
      email: ${{ event.email }}

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Step 5: Deploy Workflow

# Register workflow
edgit add workflow email-processing workflows/email-workflow.yaml

# Deploy to Conductor
conductor deploy email-processing v1.0.0

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Step 6: Trigger Workflow

# Simulate event
conductor trigger email.received \
  --data '{"email":{"from":"test@example.com","subject":"Hello"}}'

# View execution
conductor executions list
conductor executions show <execution-id>

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Coming Soon

Complete quick start documentation will be available when Conductor launches.

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Stay Updated

GitHub Repository

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Early Access

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Meanwhile, Use Edgit

While Conductor is in development, you can prepare by:
  1. Organize your agents in Edgit’s component registry
  2. Version your agents with Git tags
  3. Track deployments with Edgit deploy commands
  4. Plan workflows by documenting agent interactions
Get started with Edgit →