Maestro

Maestro is a desktop application for orchestrating a fleet of AI coding agents. It lets a developer run Claude Code, Codex, Copilot and OpenCode instances in parallel, each with its own workspace, history and isolated context, and leave them working on long tasks while checking progress from a phone. It is built for developers who already rely on command line coding agents and want a single interface to manage them. The chat interface adds image annotation, custom slash commands, syntax highlighting, and Mermaid and LaTeX rendering. Workspace tabs provide file preview and editing, a full terminal and a built in browser beside the agents. Agents can consult one another, or one can moderate a multi round group chat, over local or remote SSH connections. Auto Run and Playbooks batch process markdown checklists and repeat workflows for hours at a time. Maestro Cue is an optional automation layer that triggers prompts on file changes, timers, GitHub activity or another agent finishing, and chains them into pipelines. Git support includes diff viewing, commit logs and worktrees for parallel runs on isolated branches. Existing sessions from supported agents are discovered automatically and can be searched and resumed. A built in web server with QR code access gives remote control from a phone, locally or through a Cloudflare tunnel. The site offers downloads, documentation and a source code link, and does not publish pricing.