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AI Maestro is an open-source orchestration platform for AI coding agents. You deploy it yourself—on your laptop, your team's server, or your company's cloud infrastructure. It's not a SaaS or subscription service. Your infrastructure, your agents, your data. Runs anywhere you have Node.js and tmux. Free and MIT licensed, forever.

tmux is powerful but requires memorizing keyboard shortcuts and manual session management. AI Maestro adds: visual dashboard, agent auto-discovery, persistent notes, memory integration, agent-to-agent messaging, mobile access, and zero configuration. You get all the power of tmux with a modern interface designed for AI agents.

Yes! AI Maestro works with any terminal-based AI coding agent. Claude Code, Codex and Grok Build have first-class support: launch from the dashboard, chat history, status and approval cards. Any other terminal agent runs in the terminal tab, and messages wake it by typing into the pane. See what each agent supports.

Everything is local. AI Maestro runs on your machine and stores all data locally. Agent notes, memory, conversation history - it's all on your computer. We don't have servers, we don't collect data, we don't phone home. Your code stays yours.

Absolutely. AI Maestro supports multi-computer setups with distributed peers. Team members can run agents on their laptops while sharing resources across the mesh. Mobile access via Tailscale means everyone can monitor from anywhere. Check out our multi-computer setup guide.

AI Maestro runs on macOS 12.0+, Linux, and Windows 10/11 via WSL2. It requires Node.js 18.17+ and tmux 3.0+. Docker deployments are also supported for both local and hybrid setups.

Yes, completely free and open source under the MIT license. No premium tiers, no feature gates, no usage limits. We believe multi-agent orchestration should be accessible to everyone. Star us on GitHub if you find it useful!

The AI Maestro plugin ships 13 skills in the open Agent Skills Standard format: memory, code graph, docs search, messaging, identity, files, canvases, agent management, secrets, planning, and SQL, support and SEO skills. An agent loads a skill when its description matches the task. See all 13 skills →

Four open protocols that power the AI Maestro ecosystem:

• AMP (Agent Messaging Protocol) — email-like communication between agents with cryptographic signatures and push notifications.
• AID (Agent Identity) — portable cryptographic identity with Ed25519 keys and OAuth 2.0 tokens. Every agent gets a verifiable identity.
• AAP (Agent Actions Protocol) — how a click or form submit in an agent-drawn page reaches the agent as a structured action.
• AFP (Agent Files Protocol) — agents and people share files across hosts by reference, through S3-compatible storage.

All four are open standards — you can use them outside AI Maestro. Read about the protocols →

LolaBot is an open-source agent framework — a batteries-included Chief of Staff that handles email triage, semantic memory, task management, and content security out of the box. Think of it as your first hire.

The LolaBot Factory at lolabots.com offers pre-built agent templates for one-click deployment — pick a role, customize, and deploy.

Canvas lets agents generate visual artifacts — diagrams, charts, interactive documents, and rich content — directly from conversations. Agents can create, update, and share visual work through the dashboard. It's part of the plugin system and uses the AAP protocol for structured interactions between the UI and agents.