RunMaestro/Maestro

Agent Orchestration Command Center

What it solves

Maestro is a desktop application designed for power users and developers who manage multiple AI coding agents and projects simultaneously. It eliminates the fractured attention caused by switching between different AI tools, providing a unified interface to orchestrate a "fleet" of agents across various projects.

How it works

Maestro acts as a pass-through to existing AI providers (such as Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, and OpenCode). It leverages the configurations, MCP tools, and permissions already set up in those tools. Instead of interactive sessions, Maestro manages tasks as prompts and responses, allowing for parallel execution and automated workflows.

Who it’s for

It is built for "hackers" and power users who prefer keyboard-centric workflows and high-velocity development, specifically those juggling multiple parallel projects using agentic coding tools.

Highlights

  • Git Worktrees: Run AI agents on isolated branches in separate directories to enable parallel development without merge conflicts.
  • Auto Run & Playbooks: A file-system-based task runner that can batch-process markdown checklists or pursue free-text goals unattended.
  • Group Chat: A moderator agent coordinates multiple other agents, routing questions and synthesizing answers through multi-turn collaboration.
  • Cross-Agent Mentions: Consult other agents inline using @ mentions without blocking the current conversation.
  • Agent Resilience: Automatically resends prompts when providers fail due to overloading or quota limits, with optional failover to backup endpoints.
  • Keyboard-First Design: Extensive customizable shortcuts and a command palette (Cmd+K) for rapid navigation and focus management.
  • Analytics & Visualization: Includes a usage dashboard for tracking token costs and performance, and a document graph to visualize relationships between markdown files.

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