Maestro AI is a cross-platform desktop application designed to orchestrate fleets of AI coding agents, enabling them to work autonomously on complex tasks for extended periods—from hours to days. It supports running unlimited instances of popular AI agents like Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, and OpenCode in parallel, each with its own isolated workspace, history, task memory, and context. This provides a significant upgrade over raw command-line interfaces, offering features such as native image annotation, @ messaging, custom / commands, inline syntax highlighting, and rendering of Mermaid diagrams and LaTeX directly in conversations.
Key features include a shared conversation view that allows agents from different providers (local or remote via SSH) to see each other’s replies and collaborate seamlessly. Users can preview, edit, and search files across all formats, drop into a full-featured terminal, or browse the web in a built-in browser—all in tabs alongside their agents. Maestro excels at autonomous operation, allowing agents to run for hours on complex tasks. It supports batch-processing markdown checklists, creating repeatable playbooks, and monitoring progress in real-time.
Event-driven automation is a core capability: users can trigger agent prompts based on file changes, timers, GitHub activity, or another agent finishing, then chain them into self-running pipelines. Automatic repo detection, branch display, diff viewer, and commit logs are included, with worktree support enabling parallel runs on isolated branches within the same repository. The app automatically discovers all Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, and OpenCode sessions, allowing users to browse, search, star, rename, and resume any conversation.
With nearly 100 customizable keyboard shortcuts, a Cmd+K quick actions menu, a command palette, and mastery tracking, Maestro is designed for flow state. A built-in web server with QR code access enables control from a phone, either locally or via Cloudflare tunnel. A full CLI supports headless operation, allowing playbooks to be run from cron jobs. Maestro is ideal for developers and teams looking to automate complex coding workflows, leverage multiple AI agents simultaneously, and maintain productivity even when away from the desk.
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