Conclusion
AI-assisted, author-verified How this module was made
In this lesson, you used Conductor to run multiple review tasks against the feature you implemented in Lesson 1, each isolated in its own git worktree so they could work in parallel, without conflicting with one another. From there, you used Conductor again to open a pull request from a task’s worktree, review the changes, and merge them back into your project.
The key takeaway is that git worktrees are what make true parallelism safe. Without isolated working copies, multiple AI agents editing the same checkout would overwrite each other’s changes. Conductor removes that friction so you can treat parallel AI tasks the same way you’d treat separate engineers working on separate branches.
You now have a reviewed and merged implementation. The next lesson turns to Xcode’s own specialist agents to dig deeper into two areas Conductor’s general-purpose review can’t fully cover: VoiceOver and Dynamic Type.