I Built MagesticAI. A Cloud Web-Based Agentic DevOps Orchestrator that actually helped me develop Itself.
Summary
MagesticAI is an open-source, browser-based multi-agent AI coding platform that uses Planner, Coder, and QA Reviewer agents in coordinated sessions with isolated git worktrees and supports multiple LLMs including OpenAI-compatible endpoints.
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