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@bryann2k/maestro

v1.0.0

Published

Code in Concert — version-pinned launcher for the spec-driven Maestro TUI

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Readme

@bryann2k/maestro

CODE IN CONCERT.

Version-pinned npm launcher for Maestro, the spec-driven AI development environment for the terminal.

Run

npx @bryann2k/maestro

Arguments are forwarded unchanged:

npx @bryann2k/maestro --dir ./my-project
npx @bryann2k/maestro version
npx @bryann2k/maestro spec list

Use npx @bryann2k/[email protected] to pin the launcher explicitly.

The launcher requires Node.js 18 or newer. A Go toolchain is not required. It downloads the matching Maestro 1.0.0 archive from GitHub Releases, verifies the archive against the release SHA-256 checksum manifest, and caches that exact binary under ~/.maestro/bin/v1.0.0/<platform>-<architecture>/. The cached binary is checked against private integrity metadata before every launch.

Supported targets are macOS, Linux, and Windows on x64 or arm64. Windows uses maestro.exe and a ZIP archive; macOS and Linux use TAR.GZ archives. Downloads use HTTPS with bounded redirects, size, and time. Installation is atomic, so concurrent npx calls cannot observe a partial binary.

The package never resolves a floating Maestro version and does not collect telemetry. Updating the npm package selects a separate versioned cache entry.

Other installation paths

Prebuilt archives and checksums.txt are available from the Maestro 1.0.0 release. Developers with Go 1.26.5 or newer can build the tagged source directly:

go install github.com/bryann2k/maestro/cmd/[email protected]

License

MIT. Third-party notices and license texts are included in the npm package.