What's new in Maestrly since launch (now at v0.20)

Hey everyone! Maestrly changed a lot since the July launch, so here is a quick recap. From now on I'll post here whenever a new version ships.

The big picture

Maestrly is now fully open source under the MIT license. Free, no account, no telemetry.
One conversation, every model: Claude, ChatGPT/Codex, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Google AI (Antigravity) and Grok, plus API keys. Switch models mid-conversation without losing context, with automatic account rotation when one hits its limit.

Highlights since launch

Bots with a computer of their own: run them on your own VPS or local Docker, each with a Linux desktop, browser, terminal, memory and routines that keep going while your laptop is closed.
iOS and Android app: follow and direct your bots and remote chats, approve requests and get push notifications.
Review room: three read-only reviewers check a conversation's changes (two for a plan), a verifier confirms each finding, and you decide on them one by one.
Remote workspaces: run chats and workspaces on your server and move conversations between your computer and the server.
Interactive answers, web search in every runtime, shareable artifacts with comments, and local voice dictation with whisper.cpp.

Latest: v0.20.0

Plugins: install Codex, Claude Code and Agent Plugins plugins from Git. Their skills, MCP servers, agents and hooks work with every model.
MCP servers with OAuth can keep several signed-in accounts.
A redesigned Accounts page, plus mobile improvements: edit your last message, search a conversation and play videos bots share.

Feedback is very welcome, especially if you juggle several AI subscriptions.

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