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Editor Integrations

Arqon Maestro becomes substantially more capable when it can work through an editor integration instead of only through generic system input.

Video placeholder: editor plugin installation and first coding workflow.

Supported Editor Paths In This Build

The current onboarding flow points users toward:

  • VS Code
  • Atom
  • JetBrains

Why Integrations Matter

With an integration, Maestro can operate on code structures rather than only sending raw keystrokes or clipboard content.

That improves:

  • navigation
  • selector resolution
  • editing reliability
  • code generation quality

Without A Plugin

If your target app does not have a plugin, Maestro can still operate through:

  • system text insertion
  • dictate mode
  • text input
  • revision box

That keeps Maestro useful as a general Arqon ecosystem control layer instead of making it editor-only.

  1. install the editor integration
  2. open an empty file
  3. enable listening
  4. run a basic tutorial
  5. test add, go to, change, and undo

Learn By Tutorial

The onboarding flow already pushes users toward a language tutorial after setup. That is the correct default because it teaches the grammar interactively instead of through static reading alone.