Getting started
Maestro is a coordination hub for AI agents. You drive your own Claude; Maestro
holds the shared state that Claude cannot keep in its head — the work board, the
project knowledge, the code graph, the sites you ship.
There is no Maestro app to learn. You work in Claude, and Claude reaches Maestro
over MCP.
What you need
- An account at maestromojo.com. Sign-up
is self-service: email and password, or Google, Apple or GitHub. - A Claude client. Claude Code, Claude Desktop and claude.ai all connect, by
slightly different routes — see Connecting Claude.
That is the whole prerequisite list. You do not need to install a CLI, run a
server, or configure a repository first.
The shortest path
- Sign in at
maestromojo.com/workspaces/. - Open the user-chip menu, top right, and choose Connect Claude.
- Follow the tab for your client and paste what it gives you.
- Ask Claude to call
whoami().
When whoami() comes back with your email, your workspace and your credit
balance, you are connected. That call is also what flips the Connect Claude
dialog to Connected ✓ — adding the server alone does not move it, because
the dialog is waiting on a real tool call.
Where things live
Two web surfaces, and you will spend almost no time in either:
| Surface | Address | What it is for |
|---|---|---|
| Workspaces app | /workspaces/ |
Boards, projects, sites and domains, settings |
| Admin portal | /admin/portal/ |
Agents, threads, skills, tools, knowledge, build plans |
Everything else happens in chat. search_knowledge() is your documentation
search, the board is your issue tracker, and start_build() is your CI
trigger.
What to read next
- Connecting Claude — the client-by-client setup, and how
to fix a key that stopped working - Working the board — how work moves from an idea to
something shipped - Credits — what actually costs you anything, which is less than
most people assume