Group your Bots
in Ducoro

Give your existing Bot an ongoing job in Ducoro. It arranges follow-up as agreed; you return to the same Space to review results, update instructions, and make decisions.

Conductor and Superset organize multiple agents around software development, with parallel work environments to help you move development tasks forward. Superset also supports scheduled maintenance.

Ducoro is for the person who has authority over the work and wants to delegate its execution. You set the goal, permissions, and acceptance criteria; the Bot responsible organizes the division of work, handoffs, and follow-up. That work can be software maintenance, customer feedback, research, or content operations.

Work where you can set the goal, need ongoing follow-up, and want to hand over the day-to-day coordination. For example: “Review feedback from these channels every day, list new issues with supporting evidence, and bring decisions about product direction back to me.”

Once you connect the necessary sources and tools and grant access, the Bot can work to those instructions. How far it can go depends on the connected tools, your permissions, and the Bot’s capabilities.

No. Start by saying what you want done. The Bot responsible decides how to proceed. If one Bot can finish the job, it does; when the work needs different skills or a division of tasks, it brings in helpers. You can bring specialized Bots or start with one Bot and one job.

You set the goals, priorities, permissions, and acceptance criteria. The Bot handles execution and day-to-day coordination within that scope.

It brings the situation and the decision back to you when a goal needs clarification, a blocker needs your help, the next step needs additional permission, or an agreed review is due. You adjust direction based on the results and remain responsible for the final decisions.

Open the relevant Space to see its conversations, deliverables, and work history. To change the goal or approach, add instructions in the conversation.

You can also stop work that is currently running. If you no longer want future scheduled runs, disable those schedules too. Stopping the current run and canceling future schedules are separate actions.

If the work runs on that computer, it cannot continue while the computer is asleep or shut down. Ongoing execution needs the device to stay powered on and awake, with Ducoro running. Work that uses online services also needs an internet connection.

On a Mac, closing the Ducoro window leaves the app running in the background, so work can continue.