Description
AgentHub is a native macOS application tailored for developers who work with Claude Code and Codex CLI sessions. It provides a comprehensive environment for monitoring these sessions, reviewing diffs, and managing worktrees effectively. The app allows users to create isolated branches and attach sessions, ensuring that parallel tasks remain visible without leaving the Hub.
One of the standout features of AgentHub is its Cmux-style integration, which enables users to split panes both horizontally and vertically within each tab. This functionality allows simultaneous management of Claude and Codex sessions from a single workspace, significantly enhancing workflow efficiency. Additionally, users can run an embedded iOS simulator within AgentHub, allowing them to point at live UI elements and turn visual feedback into precise change requests for Claude or Codex.
AgentHub also supports the opening of MCP Apps like Excalidraw directly within the side panel. This integration keeps diagrams and tools accessible alongside the session, facilitating a more contextual workflow. Users can switch from coding agents to manual code editing seamlessly, inspecting the project tree and editing code directly while maintaining visibility of the agent context.
The app offers fast diffing capabilities, allowing users to review unstaged edits inline and collect suggestions akin to a pull request review. This feedback can be sent to Claude or Codex without leaving the app, streamlining the code review process. Furthermore, users can visualize pull requests beside the agent session, inspect details, and drag PR context into the active session for efficient code reviews.
AgentHub keeps issues visible beside the work that addresses them, allowing users to browse open issues in the GitHub side panel and send issue details into Claude or Codex when ready to implement fixes. The app also features a design mode, enabling users to preview the app, inspect selected regions, and make inline copy or style edits without switching away from the agent session.
With real-time monitoring, users can watch Claude Code and Codex sessions update live, receiving local notifications when a session requires attention. The embedded terminals allow for resuming or starting sessions in full PTY terminals powered by SwiftTerm, directly inside each monitoring card. Overall, AgentHub is designed to keep developers in flow while managing their work efficiently.
AgentHub's Core Features
Cmux-style integration
Easy worktrees creation and management
Embedded iOS simulator
Open MCP Apps like Excalidraw
Fast diffing from local changes
Visualize PRs beside the agent session
Keep issues beside the work that fixes them
Edit the live preview with familiar tools
Review plans inline before execution
Real-time monitoring
Embedded terminals
Pending diff review
Simulator point-to-edit
MCP Apps integration
Design mode
How to use AgentHub?
Create worktrees: Use the app to create isolated branches for your projects.
Manage sessions: Attach Claude or Codex sessions to your worktrees for better visibility.
Run the simulator: Launch the embedded iOS simulator to test UI elements live.
Open MCP Apps: Access tools like Excalidraw alongside your coding sessions.
Review diffs: Use the fast diffing feature to inspect local changes inline.
Visualize PRs: Open the GitHub side panel to inspect pull request details.
Track issues: Browse open issues while working on related tasks.
Edit code: Switch to manual code editing directly from the running session.
AgentHub's Use Cases
- Session Management
- Code Review
- UI Testing
- Task Isolation
- Real-time Collaboration
