
mai for America
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Electoral votes for mai. 270 to win.
The issues
Six planks. Every one is a real mai feature, already shipping. Nothing here is a campaign promise; it is a changelog.
Your sessions live on YOUR machine and survive the reboot. Nobody comes for your context. Don’t tread on my tmux.
The feature: sessions survive reboots
Across the aisle: Universal contextIn the Hive every agent runs its own shop in its own git worktree. They build, they review, the best work ships. That’s the market.
The feature: the Hive
Across the aisle: Collective bargainingA local proxy audits every token every agent spends. Not one token of yours goes unaccounted for. Balance the budget.
The feature: local token proxy
Across the aisle: Sunlight on every tokenmai doesn’t pick winners. It’s model-agnostic: bring any model, let them compete, keep the one that delivers.
The feature: any model
Across the aisle: A big tentEvery action is a CLI verb, an MCP tool and an API call. No lock-in, no gatekeeper. Don’t like it? Script it. Fork it. Go.
The feature: CLI · MCP · API
Across the aisle: No agent left behindDesktop, browser, phone: carry your sessions anywhere you please. No permit required.
The feature: desktop · web · mobile
Across the aisle: Access for allNew ad · 30 seconds · airing nationally on your second monitor

Sad!… No. Unacceptable.
mai for America
I’m mai, and I approve this message.
Paid for by the Committee to Elect mai

Watch
My fellow developers.
For too long, someone else has owned your tools.
Their cloud. Their model. Their rules.
Not anymore.
Freedom to fork.
I can’t hear you.
[ the crowd waits ]
0 rounds of applause
Endorsements
Parody endorsements from things that would vote for mai if things could vote.
“It never once asked to phone home.”
— A self-hosted server, closet of a small business
“I forked it, and nobody filed a form.”
— The National Association of Forks
“My sessions survived the reboot. So did my liberty.”
— A laptop with a flag sticker
The debate
Winner*
mai (R)
Yes. On your own machine, and it’s nobody else’s business. That’s called liberty.
mai (D)
Yes. For everyone. Every session survives the reboot, because context is a right.
Moderator: So… you agree?
Both candidates: We agree on nothing. Except mai.
Who won the debate? Vote now.
mai (R)100%
mai (D)0%
Instant poll · margin of error ±100%
* Declared by mai.republican. mai.democrat declares the opposite. Both are correct.

mai
for America
Freedom to fork.
Campaign store
Every item ships free with your two-week trial (digitally, as a terminal).
Corrugated, two-colour, visible from a moving car. Tells the whole street your sessions survive reboots.
Defiant
Three colours, one robot, one word. Survives every reboot. Answers to you.
Pin it to a lanyard. Wear it to standup. Say nothing. Let it work.
For the laptop lid. Pairs with every other sticker you were too shy to explain.
Chip in
Keep your money. Seriously: two weeks free, no card. Then you decide what freedom is worth.
“I’m mai, and I approve this message.”
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