AgentHub

AgentHub is an open source Electron desktop app that organises Claude Code agents into a virtual software company run by one person. It ships with 47 specialised agent roles across nine departments, including product, engineering, design, marketing, QA, project management and operations, and manages their sprints, tasks and sessions from a single dashboard. Its core idea, which the project calls Harness Engineering, is to replace instructions in prompts with architectural constraints. Hooks intercept agent actions: a pre tool use hook blocks dangerous commands such as force pushes, a post tool use hook forces documentation to sync when architecture files change, and a stop hook requires tests and type checks to pass before an agent can finish. Skills provide standardised workflows such as sprint proposals, reviews and gate records, with 23 included. Seven quality gates run from requirements through design review, code review, test acceptance, documentation review and deploy readiness to release, and work cannot proceed until each gate passes. Markdown files in the project act as the database, with a file watcher syncing changes to the GUI in real time. The app also offers parallel agent sessions in an embedded terminal with token usage tracking, a five column task board, project templates and audit logs of every hook trigger. AgentHub is free and open source, installed by cloning the GitHub repository and running npm install. It publishes no paid plans, though running it requires Claude Code and the associated model usage costs. The project is in public beta and is aimed at solo founders and independent developers who already use Claude Code.