Maestri is a native macOS app with an infinite canvas for coding agents. Each terminal is a visual node you position freely alongside notes and sketches. Connect agents by dragging a line and they collaborate across harnesses through PTY orchestration. Claude Code talks to Codex. Gemini delegates to OpenCode. Ombro, an on-device AI companion via Apple Intelligence, monitors everything and summarizes what happened while you were away. SwiftUI, custom engine, zero cloud, no telemetry.
solo dev and building a whole canvas engine in swift? respect. i run like 4 terminal agents at once and keeping track of what each one is doing is a nightmare so this makes a lot of sense
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@gzoo exactly! When I started serious in agentic coding it became very clear how I'm the bottleneck and I knew I could handle more with the right tools. After trying literally everything released and ended creating Maestri. I love it so much and use it everyday, it's helping create itself.
The multi-agent canvas approach is interesting.
One thing I've hit in production: when agents run concurrently,
how do you handle state conflicts?
Celery + Redis works fine for task queuing but shared state
across agents gets messy fast.
Curious how you solved that at the orchestration level.
hi @evertjr ! I've been using Maestri daily now for around a week and I became a huge fan! Having a lot of fun setting up a workspace to have multiple agents with different roles. Seriously amazing product you created!
I wanted to ask what the best way to give feedback on it is? Since I am using daily, I am noticing some small stuff that could be improved or fixed. What is the best way for me to provide you with that?
(just side note, extra awesome to see a product like that coming from a fellow brazilian!)
I actually thought about building something like this myself. Managing a bunch of agents across terminal tabs was driving me crazy, but I gave up on it. So seeing someone who actually made it happen... honestly I'm a bit jealous but also really excited. The canvas layout feels so natural for this kind of workflow, and I really appreciate that it's built with native Swift instead of Electron. Congrats on the launch, Evert!
I can't run this on MacOS Sequoia Version 15.7
I would love more compatibility on cli providers, can we add cursor, Github, Antigravitiy?
as soon as I saw the demo. It clicked. This is a saner way of working