Multi-Agent Workspace
Create named agents for different domains, each with its own memory, rules, and model. The Navigator delegates tasks and keeps project agents coordinated.
SwiftMaestro runs multi-agent AI fully in-process on Apple Silicon. Native tools, durable memory, Apple integration, and an MCP plugin system — ready for you to build on. No server, no cloud, no data leaving your machine.
AI assistants today require you to send every conversation, every document, and every thought to someone else's servers.
For businesses handling sensitive data — legal, financial, medical, defence, IP-heavy R&D — that's a non-starter. You shouldn't have to choose between powerful AI and total data privacy.
What makes SwiftMaestro different from every cloud AI assistant.
No telemetry, no analytics, no cloud API calls. All inference, memory, and speech happen on your Mac. Your secrets live in the macOS Keychain.
Create named agents for coding, research, writing, and operations. Each has its own memory, rules, and model. The Navigator keeps them coordinated.
Reminders, Calendar, Notes, Contacts, Shortcuts, Numbers — all usable from chat. Built with SwiftUI, Swift 6.3, and Apple MLX for Apple Silicon.
A quick look at the built-in capabilities. Click any card to learn more.
Create named agents for different domains, each with its own memory, rules, and model. The Navigator delegates tasks and keeps project agents coordinated.
Native memory tools backed by SQLite + vector search, stored locally at ~/.ai-context/memory. Write, read, and search memories across conversations.
Create Reminders, Calendar events, and Notes. Search and manage Contacts. Run and create Apple Shortcuts. Use Apple Notes, Numbers, and Calendar data directly in chat.
Native in-process tools for SQLite, shell, local servers, Kanban, Canvas, and WhatsApp bridge. Add more via MCP servers in Settings.
SwiftMaestro v0.2.2 — a fully on-device macOS AI assistant with speech, document indexing, and Apple integration.
Get SwiftMaestroApple Silicon (M1+) · macOS 14 Sonoma or later