Question 1

What coding agents does Maako support?

Accepted Answer

Maako supports any CLI-based coding agent including Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Aider, Goose, and Gemini CLI. It is fully agent-agnostic — if it runs in a terminal, it works with Maako.

Question 2

I already use Cursor or VS Code, is Maako for me?

Accepted Answer

Maako is not replacing your IDE. It orchestrates AI coding agents and manages isolated Git worktrees that you can deep-link into Cursor, VS Code, Xcode, or JetBrains. Think of it as a control plane above your editor.

Question 3

How does parallel execution work in Maako?

Accepted Answer

Each agent runs in its own isolated Git worktree on a separate branch. You can run dozens of agents simultaneously working on different features, bugs, or refactors with no merge conflicts. Review and merge results when ready.

Question 4

Is Maako really free?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Maako is completely free with no signup, no account required, no premium tier, and no usage limits. It is open source under the MIT license.

Question 5

Why is Maako so fast?

Accepted Answer

Maako is built in pure Rust using the GPUI framework with GPU rendering via Metal. There is no Electron, no web runtime, and no garbage collector, resulting in sub-millisecond frame times.

Question 6

What platforms does Maako support?

Accepted Answer

Maako currently supports macOS on both Apple Silicon and Intel processors. Linux and Windows support is coming soon.

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