Maestro Orchestrate
VerifiedMulti-agent orchestration platform coordinating 39 specialists across AI coding runtimes.
What is Maestro Orchestrate?
Maestro is an open-source multi-agent platform designed to orchestrate complex development work through 39 specialist agents. It offers an Express mode for straightforward tasks and a standard four-phase workflow for medium to large projects, along with dedicated entry points for review, debugging, security, performance, SEO, accessibility, and compliance checks.
The system runs from one canonical src directory and adapts its command surface to each supported runtime, preserving persistent session state in docs/maestro. Agents handle task classification, design questioning, planning, delegation, and quality gating before archiving results.
It targets developers and teams already using Gemini CLI, Claude Code, Codex, or Qwen Code who need repeatable, multi-agent coordination for building and maintaining software.
What you can build with Maestro Orchestrate
Building a REST API
Orchestrate task classification, design questions, implementation planning, and specialist execution for a task management API with authentication.
Code Review
Launch standalone review agents to evaluate staged changes for correctness, security, regressions, and maintainability risks.
Multi-runtime Workflows
Run the same orchestration commands across Gemini CLI, Claude Code, Codex, and Qwen Code without changing the underlying project structure.
Install Maestro Orchestrate
gemini extensions install https://github.com/josstei/maestro-orchestrate- 1Install a supported runtime such as Gemini CLI or Claude Code and ensure Node.js 20+ is available.
- 2Clone the Maestro repository or use the marketplace install command for your chosen runtime.
- 3Enable experimental subagents in settings for Gemini CLI or Qwen Code if required.
- 4Start the orchestration using the runtime-specific command like /maestro:orchestrate followed by your task description.
- 5Review the generated plan, allow specialist delegation, and check archived results in docs/maestro.
Maestro Orchestrate: pros & cons
Pros
- +Works across four major AI coding runtimes with consistent behavior
- +Includes both lightweight Express and full four-phase workflows
- +Provides dedicated standalone agents for review, security, and other quality checks
- +Maintains persistent session state for continuity across runs
Cons
- –Requires separate setup steps for each supported runtime
- –Depends on experimental features in some environments
- –Installation paths differ significantly between runtimes
Frequently asked questions
It integrates with Gemini CLI, Claude Code, Codex, and Qwen Code.
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