Interactive Agentic
Development Environment
Maestro is an interactive environment for orchestrating coding agents. Plan the work with them, run Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity and others in parallel across isolated worktrees, and stay in control of every change. Closer to your intuition than any other tool.
Meet the next development environment
To be continued
Bring the agents you already use
Maestro doesn't build its own agent. It runs the real CLI agents you already use and puts a chat view on top, with your subscriptions and settings as they are.
Claude Code
Codex
Antigravity
How you work with agents
A conducting agent
Every project has a Maestro. It splits a request into tasks, starts a worker for each, and merges the results into the base branch as they finish.
Draw, point, direct
Lay out areas, blocks and arrows, then pick a block and give it an instruction. Blocks hold their spec in Markdown, and the Maestro can draw the structure itself.
Process in documents
Personas like planner, implementer and reviewer, and playbooks that set the order of work, shape the team. Change a document, not the code.
Work side by side without collisions
- Isolated
- Every agent works on its own branch in its own git worktree. Your original folder stays untouched.
- Parallel
- Workers build at the same time, and each one reports back to the Maestro when it's done.
- In control
- When an agent wants to run a command, an approval card appears. Allow it or block it.
Questions
Is it free?
Yes. The app is free, and agent usage comes from your own subscription. The source is available under FSL-1.1-MIT.
Which agents does it run?
Claude Code, Codex and Antigravity. You can install and sign in to them from the settings.
Does my code leave my machine?
Maestro only starts the agent CLIs on your computer. Where code goes follows the policy of the agent you use.
Which platforms are supported?
Maestro is built on Windows first. macOS and Linux builds exist and are in beta.