What is Conquistador?
Conquistador helps your coding agent do growth, marketing, sales, product and knowledge work. You give it an outcome and the relevant facts. It selects from 38 methods, names the specialists it uses, and returns one reviewed draft with review findings.
Which coding agents does it work with?
Codex, Claude Code, Cursor and GitHub Copilot get a native project skill. BB uses the complete operator with its specialist adapter. Hermes Agent uses conquistador --bot hermes and a separate trust step. Any other agent can read .conquistador/SKILL.md directly. Open a fresh session after setup to confirm your host discovers it.
What does it cost, and what is the license?
The source carries the MIT License; during the private alpha, source access is by invitation. Conquistador does not include a model: your coding agent supplies the model and tools, so model usage stays on the plan you already have with your host.
What does “private alpha” mean?
Version 0.0.14 is a private 0.0.x release. The repository is private and access is by invitation. Invited accounts install a pinned, checksum-verifiable release from the private Git repository. No package is published to the npm registry.
When is the public alpha?
The public alpha starts at version 0.1.0. There is no date yet. Its registry install command stays unannounced until the exact public package and a clean install lifecycle are verified.
What does setup change in my project?
Guided setup writes a .conquistador folder and, for your host, one project skill folder. It adds no package manifest, dependency or lockfile to your project. conquistador uninstall removes the unchanged owned copies.
Where do my data and credentials go?
They stay with your host. Work from supplied facts needs no connected account. When a task needs live access, Conquistador helps you connect only that service, and the credential stays with the host or connection manager. There is no automatic transcript collection or background feedback upload.