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| Getting Started | Get from install to your first productive session with Maestro in minutes. | rocket |
This guide gets you from install to a first productive session with Maestro.
1. Install and launch
Follow the Installation instructions for your platform, then launch Maestro.
2. Create an agent
Maestro supports Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, and OpenCode as providers. Make sure at least one is installed and authenticated, then create your first agent in the sidebar.
3. Open a project
Point your new agent at a project directory. Maestro will detect git repos automatically and enable git-aware features like diffs, logs, and worktrees.
4. Start a conversation
Use the AI Terminal to talk with your AI provider, and the Command Terminal for shell commands. Toggle between them with Cmd+J / Ctrl+J. Each tab in the AI Terminal is a separate session.
5. Try Auto Run
Create a markdown checklist, then run it through Auto Run to see the spec-driven workflow in action. See Auto Run + Playbooks for a full walkthrough.