Multi-programming agents collaborate with the canvas to coordinate their actions.
MAO (Multi-Agent Orchestration) is a desktop application that enables multiple intelligent programming agents to collaborate together on the same platform.
You can simultaneously integrate Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, and Grok, with each of them requiring you to log in using your own account. Once a single connection is established between two proxies, they are able to communicate with each other, assign tasks, and exchange results. For example, you can use Claude Code as the planner to break down tasks and then delegate the actual implementation to Codex. To prevent code conflicts, each “layer” of this system operates as an independent git worktree, working independently before finally being merged together.
It is written in Rust and natively supports macOS, Windows, and Linux. Its pricing model is somewhat unique: users can enjoy a 7-day free trial without being required to link their credit cards; after that, they only need to pay $20 in one lump sum to own the software permanently. This product is ideal for developers who are already using multiple programming proxies simultaneously and wish to assign specific tasks to each of them.