Every session paints a picture.

• Horror

  The Session That Wouldn’t Die

  “I closed the laptop. I rebooted. I moved house. It was still there.”

  — The Daily Stdout

  Every mai session lives in its own detached tmux session. Quit the app, reboot the box — it picks up where it left off.

• Thriller

  Hive

  “I counted twelve agents, then lost count of the commits.”

  — Sight & Sound & Segfault

  A whole fleet of coding agents. Every action is a CLI verb, an MCP tool and an API call — so agents can drive agents.

• Noir

  Token Transparency

  “Every token on screen. Nobody in this town has secrets any more.”

  — The Noir Gazette

  A local proxy shows every token each session sends and receives, live. You see the bill being written.

• Courtroom drama

  Anatomy of a Merge

  “The reviewer objected. The reviewer was sustained.”

  — Variety Pack

  The Hive builds, reviews and ships in parallel git worktrees — each branch its own witness, each merge cross-examined.

• Drama

  The Man with Three Screens

  “Started it on the desktop. Finished it on the bus.”

  — Commuter Cinema Quarterly

  Desktop, web and mobile — the same sessions, wherever you sit. Model-agnostic, so you cast whichever model you like.

• Art house

  Picture This

  “Asked for a poster. Got this poster.”

  — Meta Review Monthly

  mai sessions generate images. One verb — mai session image — and the picture lands in your library.

Critics are fictional. The features are not.