Skill Detail

Orchestrate multi-agent coding delivery loops with Maestro Flow

Use Maestro Flow when a coding operator wants intent-driven planning, execution, verification, review, retry, and long-running multi-agent loops from one workflow surface.

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At a glance
Tools required
Node.js >=18; Claude Code CLI required by upstream; optional Codex/Gemini/OpenCode backends
Install & setup
Install with npm install -g maestro-flow, then run maestro install and use the documented /maestro or /maestro-ralph-v2 commands.
Author
catlog22
Publisher
Independent GitHub Maintainer
Last updated
Jul 25, 2026
Quick brief

Use Maestro Flow when a repository task needs more than a single prompt-response coding run. Its Ralph and Odyssey workflows route a natural-language goal through analysis, planning, execution, verification, review, testing, and retry loops. It can coordinate multiple agent backends and persist project knowledge so later runs can reuse decisions and known fixes.

How it works

What this skill actually does

Invoke this instead of manually prompting one agent when the operator needs a supervised lifecycle for larger development work: feature implementation, debugging, refactoring, review-test-fix cycles, or UI improvement loops that may need checkpoints and adaptive retries. Upstream documents slash-command entry points such as /maestro-ralph-v2, /maestro, /maestro-quick, and Odyssey commands, plus an npm CLI installer.

The boundary is coding workflow orchestration. The skill should help an operator choose and run Maestro’s documented command chains, inspect status, resume at decision points, and keep verification explicit. It is not a general multi-agent framework listing or a replacement for the underlying coding agents.