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- Add src/server/ui-shared.ts: design tokens, agentAvatar(), statusPill(), escapeHtml(), liveTimerJs(), pageHeader(). No emojis, no deps. - Add src/server/team.ts: role hierarchy renderer (architect -> implementer/ reviewer/tester) with per-agent free/busy state derived from in-progress tasks. - Wire GET /team route in src/server/routes.ts. - Add tests/team.test.ts and tests/ui-shared.test.ts. Build: npm run build clean. Tests: 132 passed (was 122).
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