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AgentHub

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• Updated Jun 30, 2026, 03:30 PM

AgentHub is a native macOS application that provides a unified workspace for managing Claude Code and Codex CLI sessions.

Use Cases ▼
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Managing Claude Code and Codex CLI sessions in split panes

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Creating and managing Git worktrees for parallel development tasks

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Running an iOS simulator to provide visual UI feedback to code agents

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Reviewing code diffs with inline comments and sending feedback to agents

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Integrating GitHub pull requests and issues into the agent workflow

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Using MCP apps like Excalidraw alongside coding sessions for diagrams

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Editing code manually in a built-in editor while maintaining agent context

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Using Design Mode to visually edit web previews without switching tools

What Problem It Solves ▼

AgentHub solves the challenge of managing multiple AI-powered coding assistants (Claude Code and Codex CLI) in separate terminals by providing a native macOS interface that unifies sessions, worktrees, diffs, GitHub context, and visual tools like simulators and MCP apps into one workspace.

Key Features ▼
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Unified interface for multiple AI coding assistants

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Integrated worktree and Git management

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Visual feedback via embedded iOS simulator

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Rich diff review and GitHub integration

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Free and open source (MIT)

Overview

AgentHub is a native macOS application that provides a unified workspace for managing Claude Code and Codex CLI sessions. It enables developers to run multiple AI-powered coding assistants side by side using horizontal and vertical split panes, akin to a terminal multiplexer. The app integrates essential development tools such as Git worktree management, an embedded code editor, and real-time terminal sessions powered by SwiftTerm.

Full Description ▼

Beyond terminal management, AgentHub incorporates advanced features like an embedded iOS simulator for point-to-edit UI feedback, support for MCP (Model Context Protocol) apps like Excalidraw, and a design mode for visually editing web previews. It also offers plan mode for reviewing and commenting on generated plans before execution, and integrates closely with GitHub, allowing users to browse pull requests and issues directly in side panels.

AgentHub enhances productivity by keeping all related contexts visible: diffs can be reviewed inline with comments, worktrees can be created and managed without leaving the app, and local notifications alert users when sessions need attention. The app is code-signed and notarized by Apple, updates automatically via Sparkle, and is distributed under the MIT license, making it both secure and open for community contributions.

Pros & Cons

Pros

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Unified interface for multiple AI coding assistants

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Integrated worktree and Git management

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Visual feedback via embedded iOS simulator

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Rich diff review and GitHub integration

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Free and open source (MIT)

Cons

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macOS only, no Windows or Linux support

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Requires separate installation of Claude Code and Codex CLI

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Limited to managing local CLI sessions, no cloud integration

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May have a learning curve due to many features

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Dependent on third-party CLIs for core functionality

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