Documentation
Maestrly App is free and open source under the MIT license, with no Maestrly account, telemetry, or hosted backend. Download an installer from GitHub Releases or build from source, connect the providers you choose, and add an optional bot server you host yourself when you want always-on bots.
Getting Started
Install from GitHub Releases, connect your AI accounts, and start with a standalone chat or a project.
Chat, models, and context
Accounts and rotation, models and modes, context and compaction, memory, attachments, and dictation.
Maestro, agents, and skills
Let Maestro delegate to subagent profiles across providers, review code and plans, and reuse skills.
Tools and MCP
Maestrly tools, the editor, terminal and browser, MCP servers, and the permissions that control them.
Plugins
Install plugins from Git sources; their skills, MCP servers, agents, and hooks work the same with every model.
Projects and Git
Standalone chats or projects, create or clone repositories, worktrees, and safe review before delivery.
Bots and the bot server
Always-on bots with their own Linux desktop, on your computer or your own server, working in your projects.
Remote workspaces and chats
Run your chats and workspaces on your bot server or another computer you own, beside this computer's, so they keep working while it is off.
Mobile app
Follow and direct your bots and server chats from iOS or Android, with notifications when they need you.
Artifacts
Pages agents publish, with versions, sharing links, and comments and responses from the people you invite.
Concepts
Understand how providers, models, agents, skills, tools, projects and chats fit together.
Usage and costs
Know which provider bills you, where to verify usage, and how to limit agent usage.
Features overview
Use the feature index to jump to the operational guide for each part of Maestrly.
What's new
Every Maestrly release, newest first, from the app's own changelog.