AgentHub 2.0

AgentHub 2.0 is a native macOS app that brings two popular AI coding assistants—Claude Code and Codex CLI—into a single workspace. Instead of jumping between separate terminal windows, you get a hub where you can launch, monitor, and control both agents together. The app is open source, local-first, and runs completely on your machine. It works with the command-line tools you already have installed, so there's no new subscription or cloud service to manage.

The app stands out with its practical set of developer-friendly features. You can split panes horizontally and vertically within each tab, running Claude and Codex sessions simultaneously. Worktree management lets you create isolated branches and attach a session to each, keeping parallel tasks separate. The embedded iOS simulator gives you a live preview of your app, and you can point at UI elements to send visual feedback directly to the agent. A built-in code editor lets you switch from agent-generated code to manual edits without leaving the app. The diff review panel works like a pull request review: you comment on specific lines, then batch send all feedback to Claude or Codex. GitHub side panels show pull requests and issues, so you can drag context into the active session. There's even a design mode for tweaking text and styles in a live web preview.

AgentHub 2.0 is built for developers who already use Claude Code, Codex, or both and want a more organized workflow. It's especially useful for people juggling multiple agent tasks—like fixing bugs on one branch while building features on another. The embedded simulator and point-to-edit features make it a strong choice for iOS developers who want rapid visual feedback. Because the app is MIT-licensed and doesn't require any external service, it's also great for teams that need to keep everything local.