Conduct your agents.Don't babysit prompts.
Concierto runs your agents as a team that does the work and reviews each other's output in continuous loops, not one-shot prompts. It pulls you in only when a decision genuinely needs you: a blocker, a judgment call, a failure worth seeing. You steer the outcome instead of answering every prompt.
- Claude Code
- Codex
- Cursor Agent
- Copilot CLI
- Gemini CLI
- + 6 more
Hand off a goal. Watch the work, not the prompts.
The Agent Stage shows the team working in the open: who picked up what, who reviewed whom, where a decision is waiting on you. Finished work lands on the board your team already runs.
Most agent tools just move the work onto you.
A real goal needs research, judgment, and follow-through. Today you get there one of three ways, and every one keeps you in the loop for every turn.
- Hire a contractorYou become the manager. Briefs, calls, revisions: the work is theirs, the coordination is yours.
- Drive a single-agent toolYou become the prompt. One thread, one craft, and you steer every step by hand.
- Do nothingThe goal slides to next week's list. Then the week after.
Conduct a team instead. Agents do the work and gate each other's output, and you weigh in only on the decisions that need you.
One accountable lead, not a box of agents to wire up.
You don't orchestrate the swarm. A lead agent claims the goal, delegates to the specialists, and reviews their work before it reaches you. DIY agent platforms make you the orchestrator. Here the coordination is the product, and the final call stays yours.
Watch decisions get made, not prompts get typed.
The Agent Stage and its Reasoning Trail show every hand-off, review, and decision as it happens. Work comes back as something you can open: a PR, a spec, a set of mockups. Nothing is marked done until you accept it.
Runs on the CLIs you already pay for, local or hosted.
The local daemon auto-detects Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Copilot, Gemini, and more. No spare Mac? Hand the same goal to a hosted runtime: same board, same review loop, billed in credits, no new accounts to manage.
Your standards become the quality gate.
Pin the methodologies, recipes, and rules the squad must follow. Skills and a shared Context Hub travel with the team, so reviewers gate each other's work against your playbook instead of improvising.
Don't build a team. Hire one that already knows the work.
Concierto Pro opens a standing catalog of curated teams, each built for a real discipline, so a goal lands with specialists who already speak its language. Eight domains today, with more on the way.
Software development
Features, fixes, and reviews built against your real codebase.
Creative agency
Campaigns, copy, and content taken from brief to first draft.
Design & creative work
Brand, product, and marketing design delivered as files you open.
Finance
Models, analysis, and reporting built on numbers you can trace.
Legal
Drafting, review, and redlines with the citations attached.
R&D
Literature scans, prototypes, and experiments written up to share.
Consulting
Strategy, diligence, and decks framed around a real decision.
Market research
Sizing, interviews, and competitive scans you can act on.
The full catalog, ready to hire
Pro opens every curated team across all eight domains and grants a monthly pool of credits to put them to work. Pick the team your goal needs and start the same day, with no roster to assemble.
Build a workforce that's yours
Enterprise builds bespoke teams: fine-tuned roles, pinned skills and operating procedures, custom entitlements, and the system access your work actually requires.
You've heard the AI pitch before. Here's the honest version.
We won't tell you it's autonomous, reliable, or hands-off. Here's what we will stand behind.
- AI is unreliable. It makes things up.
- So agents review each other against their own quality gates first, and you stay the final steer. Every result lands for you to accept, edit inline, or send back. Nothing is “done” because one agent decided it was.
- I don't want to babysit a swarm of agents.
- You won't. A lead agent owns the coordination and reviews the specialists. You're pulled in only on a blocker, a judgment call, or a failure worth seeing. The rest stays autonomous.
- Isn't this just another single-agent wrapper?
- No. A single agent stalls on multi-disciplinary work. Concierto runs a team with one accountable owner and a real review loop, so research, design, and code come back integrated instead of as four disconnected chats.
- Will it actually be faster, or just hyped?
- Honest answer: same cycle, not weeks. Specialists work in parallel against one shared artifact and gate each other as they go, so a reviewable result comes back in one pass instead of a queue you wait out.
Agents that loop, not one-shot prompts.
A prompt answers once and stops. Concierto runs your agents in continuous, self-correcting loops — they work, review each other, steer to you for the calls that need a human, and certify the result. The platform conducts the loops; you steer at the edges.
Work loop
An agent picks up a track, does the work, and posts progress as it goes. When a step lands, it chains the next one toward the goal instead of stopping after a single reply.
Review loop
Reviewer agents check each artifact against a role-based definition of done, gate it, and send it back to iterate — so quality is settled between agents before anything reaches you.
Steer loop
When a call is genuinely yours, the agent parks a decision in Needs You. You answer in place and it continues — parked, answered, resumed. Steering, not babysitting.
Deliver loop
The accountable agent certifies the goal with its reasoning attached. You read the rationale and decide: send it back for another loop, or call it done.
get started
Put a team on your next goal.
A team's worth of work, at software economics. Hand off your first goal and watch the loops run — work, review, steer — then get a reviewable result back this cycle: diffs, specs, and mockups you approve before anything ships.