mai is the AI-native terminal for a whole fleet of coding agents. Behind twenty-four tin doors: what it does, and a couple of jokes.
Every door opens. Today’s glows.
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Door 7
mai is model-agnostic. Put whichever model you want under the tree.
Door 18
Confine a session to its folder. It can look around its own room, not the whole house.
Door 2
Not one agent: a sleigh-team. Run a whole fleet of AI coding agents side by side, each in its own session.
Door 11
When an agent stops and waits for you, mai tells you. A doorbell, minus the carol singers.
Door 21
Reach the mai on your own machine from anywhere, one grant per device. Visiting the in-laws is no excuse.
Door 5
For the agent that force-pushed to main. (In the Hive every bee is confined to its own worktree, so this one stays hypothetical.)
Door 14
A git pane right beside your agents, so you see what the elves changed before you wrap it.
Door 9
…and the same action is an MCP tool, so your agents can drive mai themselves. The elves run the workshop.
Door 24
The present under the tree is mai itself. Two weeks free, no card. Then €5 a month for three months, then €20 a month.
Door 16
Voice: dictate to your sessions instead of typing. Carols optional.
Door 1
Close the lid, reboot the laptop, come back after New Year: every mai session is exactly where you left it. Persistent, like a visiting aunt.
Door 23
Twelve agents, twelve worktrees, one clean merge. A carol nobody has managed to sing before.
Door 12
It’s just a mince pie. Halfway to Christmas. Have a sit-down.
Door 3
Elves, but in git worktrees. The Hive builds, reviews and ships in parallel worktrees, so nobody’s tinsel tangles with anybody else’s.
Door 20
Agents get their own browser tabs to click around in, so they stop borrowing yours.
Door 8
Every action in mai is a CLI verb. Your shell can do anything the window can.
Door 15
A session never asks for your API key in the chat; it uses the one you stored. Like presents on top of the wardrobe.
Door 22
A native Windows app, plus the full Linux mai through WSL2. Nobody is left out at Christmas.
Door 4
A local proxy shows every token your agents spend. Santa keeps a list; you keep a ledger.
Door 19
mai Team shares the workshop: €50 per seat a month, five seats minimum, half price for the first three months.
Door 10
…and an API call. One implementation, three doors. Very advent.
Door 13
One search across your sessions and workspace: Ctrl+Shift+P. Checking it twice is optional.
Door 6
Desktop, web and mobile: the same sessions on the laptop, in a browser, and on the phone in your stocking.
Door 17
Straight out of the cracker. Wear it while the Hive does the work. You run this workshop.
Three presents. Two priced exactly as on the tin, one for somebody else.
2 weeks free, no card.
Then €5 a month for three months, then €20 a month. Every session persistent, the whole fleet, the Hive, the token proxy.
€50 per seat a month.
Five seats minimum, 50% off for the first three months. For a workshop with more than one elf in it.
Wrap a terminal for someone you love.
Somebody on your list still runs one agent in one terminal. Put mai in their stocking instead.
You are at stop 11 of 32. Follow the arrows and you loop back here; the third card is a wild card, dealt fresh every visit.
Same mai. Different wrapping.
