Wanju vs. Conductor
and Crystal

Conductor and Crystal are polished desktop runners for coding agents: parallel worktrees, session management, a tight loop for a repository you're actively working on. For a single hot project they're genuinely good.

Wanju's scope is your whole portfolio. It discovers every Git repository under your workspace (or imports any number from GitHub as fast blobless clones), classifies where each one actually is on the road to released, and tells you which is worth finishing first. Sessions are means; finished projects are the end.

Wanju also closes the loop harder: approved edits trigger your test suite automatically, results attach to the run and the append-only audit log, tasks are plain Markdown files any human or agent can edit, and finished work pushes to a protected wanju/* branch with a one-click pull request.

They're not mutually exclusive — some people run a session tool inside the one project Wanju told them to finish first. Start by seeing the map: run the graveyard scan.