agenthost.space

agenthost.space is a platform for developers who run multiple AI agents. It replaces the typical session-bound setup — where closing your laptop wipes the agent's memory and state — with a persistent Control Room that keeps agents working 24/7. The system runs on infrastructure you control, like your own cloud account, so credentials and work history never touch a vendor backend. Supported agents include Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Hermes Agent, and OpenClaw for Telegram and Discord.

What makes agenthost.space stand out is its built-in governance layer. Agents operate under spend caps per work chain, human approval gates for risky actions like deploying or sending messages, and cross-engine review before work is marked done. Every action is audited. The platform includes 20 pre-configured loop templates — tasks like morning briefing, PR babysitter, flaky test watch, and competitor analysis — that run on a schedule and notify you when finished. You can upload files, download artifacts, and use a desktop bridge to move work in and out of the agent environment.

developers managing multiple AI agents will find agenthost.space useful for keeping agents consistent, governed, and always-on. Use cases include automated code review with a safety net, recurring security audits, content engineering pipelines, and scheduled intelligence gathering from repos and feeds. The CLI is public on npm, and the audit logs are open for inspection. If you have more than one AI agent and want them to work reliably without constant babysitting, this tool gives you the infrastructure to trust them.