Maestro 1.15.0 makes Frontier fusion the primary product surface and leaves the discipline layer optional and off by default.
Highlights:
- Adds Claude Opus 5 and the current Codex selector family: GPT-5.6 Sol, Terra, Luna, Codex Auto Review, GPT-5.5, GPT-5.4, GPT-5.4 Mini, and GPT-5.3 Codex Spark.
- Adds validated effort control across panel, judge, and synthesizer stages through
--effortandfrontier effort <level|auto>. - Removes mandatory completion-status and human-review vocabulary from normal Maestro operation. Discipline and verify hooks remain opt-in.
- Makes portable installation Frontier-first.
--with-disciplineinstalls the independent policy layer;--remove-disciplineremoves managed doctrine safely. - Fixes current Codex CLI argument ordering while preserving read-only sandboxing and
neverapproval. - Repairs npm package closure so configured hooks, telemetry support, and the Codex plugin icon ship correctly.
- Expands the explicit release smoke gate to every first-party Codex selector.
Release validation passed on Windows and Linux CI, the HOL plugin security scanner, package-install smoke, Opus 5 with explicit effort, Codex effort dispatch, and all eight live Codex selectors.