A desktop app that orchestrates AI coding agents through structured, phased workflows on your Azure DevOps and GitHub tasks.
- Phased development — Break tasks into exploration, planning, implementation, review, and submit phases with human checkpoints
- Multiple agent backends — Works with GitHub Copilot coding agents
- Azure DevOps & GitHub integration — Pull work items and issues directly from your boards
- Auto-updates — Get notified when new versions are available and update with one click
Grab the latest release for your platform from the Releases page:
- macOS —
.dmginstaller (aarch64for Apple Silicon,x64for Intel) - Windows —
.exeinstaller (NSIS) or.msi
macOS note: The app is not code-signed or Apple-notarized (that requires a paid Apple Developer account). macOS quarantines downloaded unsigned apps, so on first launch you may see "Conveyer is damaged and can't be opened." This is Gatekeeper, not actual corruption. To fix it, drag Conveyer into Applications, then run this once in Terminal:
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Conveyer.appThen open the app normally. (On Apple Silicon, right-click → Open does not clear the "damaged" state — the
xattrcommand above is required.)
- Launch Conveyer
- Go to Settings and add a source (Azure DevOps or GitHub)
- For ADO: set your PAT in an environment variable (default
ADO_PAT) before launching - Tasks from your configured sources appear on the dashboard
The Copilot CLI ships inside the app — no separate install needed. If you already
have @github/copilot installed globally, Conveyer will prefer its own bundled
copy so versions stay aligned.
Requirements: Node ≥20, Rust stable (via rustup).
npm install
npm run tauri devFor a local production build, stage the Copilot bundle for your host platform first (CI does this automatically):
./scripts/stage-copilot.sh # auto-detects host triple
npm run tauri buildSee RELEASING.md for maintainer docs on publishing new versions.
MIT