MAO Multi-Agent Orchestration Tool (Credits: Product Hunt)
If you are juggling Claude Code, Codex, Gemini and Grok in a mess of open terminals — copying context from one to the other by hand — a new Product Hunt launch called MAO wants to take that job off your hands.
MAO is a multi-agent orchestration app built around a simple idea: put all your coding agents on one canvas and wire them together like a team. Add Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Grok or OpenCode as live terminals, connect two agents, and they talk, delegate and hand back results while you lead.
MAO: How The Multi-Agent Canvas Works
The pitch from the makers starts with a question every AI-coding convert recognizes: how many agent terminals do you have open right now — and who is carrying messages between them? For most people the answer is a few tabs and a clipboard. MAO replaces that relay work with direct agent-to-agent wiring on a shared canvas, so tasks flow between models instead of through you.
The app is native on macOS, Linux and Windows and built in Rust, which the makers are positioning as a performance and reliability play against the growing pile of Electron-based agent dashboards.
MAO Pricing: Free Trial, Then One-Time $20
The pricing is refreshingly simple: a 7-day free trial with no card required, then $20 once — a one-time purchase, not a subscription. The makers say this is deliberate positioning against per-seat monthly agent tools.
MAO is launching at trymao.dev. If you already run two or more coding agents side by side, it is worth the free week to see whether a shared canvas beats your terminal-and-clipboard routine.
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