No, not actively. roboflow/maestro is classified dying on beam — contributor count is shrinking and commits have slowed. Current velocity score: 0.0/10.
Dying means contributors have dropped, commits have gone silent, or the score has fallen into the bottom decile and is still falling. Beam flags this aggressively because GitHub-star inertia hides decay. Full methodology →
No, not actively. roboflow/maestro is classified dying on beam — contributor count is shrinking and commits have slowed. Current velocity score: 0.0/10.
Beam classifies roboflow/maestro as dying with a velocity score of 0.0/10. Beam fuses code activity, package adoption, sentiment, research citation, and production signals into a single 0–10 score; the classification thresholds are explained on /about.
The most recent commit to roboflow/maestro was 21 days ago (May 1, 2026).
Beam refreshes roboflow/maestro's velocity score and class daily. The live tool profile is at /tools/1915; the JSON API endpoint is /api/v1/tools/1915.
