What is AgentHub 2.0
AgentHub 2.0 is a native macOS app that brings Codex CLI and Claude Code sessions into a single workspace. It provides embedded terminals, worktree management, diff review, GitHub integration (PRs and issues), MCP Apps (like Excalidraw), an embedded iOS simulator with point-to-edit feedback, a built-in code editor, design mode, and plan mode. The app is local-first, MIT licensed, and runs against your existing CLI tools.
How to use AgentHub 2.0
- Download and install the signed macOS app from GitHub Releases (requires macOS 14.0+).
- Ensure prerequisites are installed and authenticated: Claude Code CLI or Codex CLI, GitHub CLI (optional), Xcode simulators (optional), and MCP app integrations (optional).
- Launch AgentHub and start or monitor sessions from the sidebar. Use the cmux-style split panes to run multiple sessions side by side.
- Manage worktrees directly from the UI: create isolated branches, attach Claude or Codex sessions, and keep parallel tasks visible.
- Review diffs inline, leave review notes, and send feedback batches to the agent.
- Use the embedded simulator to preview iOS apps, point at UI elements, and send visual change requests to Claude or Codex.
- Open MCP Apps like Excalidraw in the side panel to keep diagrams and tools beside the session.
- Switch to manual editing via the Files pane and built-in code editor when needed.
- Use Design Mode to edit text and UI elements directly in the live web preview.
- Use Plan Mode to review generated plans inline, comment on specific lines, and send feedback before execution.
Features of AgentHub 2.0
- Real-time monitoring – Watch Claude Code and Codex sessions update live with local notifications.
- Embedded terminals – Full PTY terminals (SwiftTerm) inside each monitoring card.
- Pending diff review – Inspect edits as focused diffs, leave inline notes, and send change requests.
- Simulator point-to-edit – Run embedded iOS simulator previews, select live UI regions, and send visual fixes.
- MCP Apps – Open integrations like Excalidraw beside the terminal.
- Design mode – Preview the app, inspect regions, crop screenshots, and make inline copy/style edits.
- Worktree management – Create/delete worktrees from the UI, launch sessions on new branches.
- Web preview and Storybook – Open agent-started localhost servers, recover recent preview URLs, or launch Storybook.
- GitHub integration – Visualize PRs and issues beside the agent session, drag context into the terminal.
- Built-in code editor – Open the Files pane, inspect the project tree, edit code directly, and save.
- Plan mode – Review plans inline, comment on specific lines, and send feedback before execution.
Use Cases of AgentHub 2.0
- Multi-agent development – Run Claude Code and Codex sessions simultaneously in split panes, switching between agents as needed.
- Code review with AI – Review diffs generated by agents, leave inline feedback, and send precise change requests back to the agent.
- iOS development – Use the embedded simulator to preview UI changes, point at elements, and request visual fixes without leaving the app.
- Parallel task management – Create isolated worktrees for different features or fixes, each with its own agent session.
- Diagramming and planning – Open Excalidraw via MCP Apps to sketch architecture while the agent implements code.
- Design iteration – Use Design Mode to tweak copy and styles in the live preview, then feed changes to the agent.
- GitHub workflow – Browse PRs and issues in the side panel, keep repository context next to the terminal, and send issue details into the agent.
Pricing
AgentHub 2.0 is free and open source under the MIT license. The app is distributed via GitHub Releases with signed and notarized binaries.
FAQ
What are the system requirements?
macOS 14.0 or newer.
What CLIs are required?
Claude Code CLI or Codex CLI must be installed and authenticated. GitHub CLI is optional for PR, issue, and CI features.
Is my data sent anywhere?
No. AgentHub is local-first and runs against your local CLI tools. Session data stays on your machine.
How do I update the app?
AgentHub uses Sparkle for automatic updates.
Can I use both Claude Code and Codex at the same time?
Yes. You can run multiple sessions side by side using the cmux-style split panes.
Does it support MCP Apps?
Yes. You can configure MCP app integrations like Excalidraw and open them in the side panel.
Where can I get support or report issues?
Visit the GitHub repository to open issues or contribute.
