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Agents now connect to the hub with no manual env/flag, and announce themselves on join — restoring the agreed onboarding flow. Auto-connect (resolveContext): - An initialized project WITHOUT a configured serverUrl now falls through to LAN auto-discovery (previously it went straight to local mode, so agents in an initialized repo never found the server). The discovered URL is persisted to the project config, so the next command is instant. - IP-change self-heal: when a configured server is unreachable, runRemote re-discovers the live server and updates the config so the next command reconnects automatically. Presence (join-announce): - POST /announce broadcasts an ephemeral 'agent/joined' event (not written to disk). New `agenthub hello --agent <name> --role <role>` posts it; watchers print "AgentHub: <agent> joined (<role>)". - AgentHubEvent extended with type 'agent' + actions 'joined'/'left'; formatEvent renders presence lines; remoteClient.announce() added. Tests: formatEvent agent lines + /announce SSE e2e. 109/109 green. Bump 0.1.2 -> 0.2.0 (CLI --version too). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
AgentHub
Local coordination layer for AI coding agents.
Install
AgentHub is not yet published to npm. Clone the repository, build it, and link it globally:
git clone https://git.rebreak.org/chahine/agenthub.git
cd agenthub
pnpm install
pnpm build
npm link
After npm link, the agenthub command is available everywhere.
Quick Start
agenthub init
agenthub task create --title "Implement DNS cache" --role implementer
agenthub handoff create --fromRole architect --toRole implementer
agenthub status --update
Supported Agents
- Claude Code
- Codex CLI
- Kimi Code CLI
Network Mode
AgentHub can expose a project to other machines on the same network. Discovery is automatic: as soon as the host broadcasts, a client can find it without knowing the IP address.
On the host machine (e.g. Mac):
cd my-project
agenthub init
agenthub server start --host 0.0.0.0 --port 3377
On another machine (e.g. Windows) run init and accept the discovered server:
cd my-project
agenthub init # asks to connect to the LAN server it found
agenthub task create --title "Windows task" --role implementer
agenthub status
For non-interactive setup, let init discover the server automatically:
agenthub init --server auto
After init, every command automatically talks to the configured server. You can still override it per command with --server http://<ip>:3377 or via the AGENTHUB_SERVER environment variable.
The init --server step only stores the server URL locally; it does not create a second project. The host machine keeps the single source of truth.
License
MIT