Maestro Terminal
The developer's terminal for parallel agents
Maestro Terminal launched on July 14, 2026.
What it does
Running a dozen Claude & Codex agents in parallel? A crash wipes every session. Which agent's doing what — and in which tab? Still working or done? How long has one waited on you unseen? Which account still has headroom? Maestro, a native macOS terminal, fixes it: sessions survive any restart and truly resume, every status is one glance away, the ones that need you find you, all your Claude accounts run as one fleet with auto-failover, and you dispatch work in plain English.
Maestro is a native macOS terminal multiplexer for orchestrating many AI coding agents in parallel — Claude Code, Codex, and ordinary shells.
Maestro is a terminal of engineers, by engineers, for engineers — a native macOS terminal multiplexer built because running a pile of Claude Code and Codex sessions in parallel meant losing track of half of them. You see every agent's status at a glance and dispatch new work in plain language, without ever getting blocked waiting on one. Spend your time building, not managing terminals. curl -fsSL https://maestroterminal.com/install.sh | sh One command installs the app + CLI — signed, notarized, no Gatekeeper dialog. macOS · Apple Silicon · free You quit the terminal — or it crashed, or auto-updated, or the machine rebooted — and every running Claude and Codex session vanishes . Now it's a…from maestroterminal.com
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