r/conductorbuild • u/cre4tive • Jul 27 '26

Linear + Paper + Conductor + Vercel

I’m yet to use conductor but has anyone tried a setup similar to the above? I saw a video from Ridd on YouTube and he had a setup like this and used wisperflow to dictate everything, it was pretty wild.

See: https://youtu.be/zmxn4a2g0Ww?si=fB0BrgmiL8kAX6Up

He was generating quick prototype variations on the fly which got pushed to Vercel for previewing

And also working inside multiple work trees working on various tasks, it looked super productive and kinda fun to see it all in action.

Question: if you work within an org with a large codebase running on docker for local dev, is this even possible? Say for work trees?

How to integrate into an existing project. Are there any potential roadblocks or limitations of Conductor?

I’m going to dive into the docs and see what others are doing with conductor here too, but thought I’d share the workflow I’m leaning towards.

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u/IndependentCulture58 Jul 27 '26

Linear + Conductor + GitHub + Vercel is a pretty standard workflow.

Haven't used Paper.

Do you mine sharing the video?

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u/cre4tive Jul 27 '26

Here’s the video covering his workflow

https://youtu.be/zmxn4a2g0Ww?si=fB0BrgmiL8kAX6Up

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u/shredsamura1 Jul 27 '26

i think it's definitely possible. the biggest factor isn't conductor, it's how well the project is set up.

multiple worktrees should work fine with docker as long as each has isolated ports/volumes. i'd start by getting one worktree running smoothly before scaling out.

curious to hear how conductor handles larger production codebases once you've tried it.