LobeHub - Your Chief Agent Operator for multi-agent work

LobeHub is a Chief Agent Operator (CAO) that builds, runs, and coordinates your AI agent team. Describe a goal, and it assembles the right agents/skills, runs tasks in parallel in the cloud, routes work across models, and reports back only when decisions are needed—via your existing channels (Slack/Discord/Telegram/iMessage). Less tab-switching, more outcomes.

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the IM Channel is the killer feature for me. Upvoted.

 Thanks Luo! If you want more IM channels supported, feel free to reach out.

How does CAO decide which skills to assemble for a novel goal? Pre trained or learns over time?


 learn over time. We provide a self-evolving system for each agent, each agent will dream and iterate on itself at night, and tell the user in the daily brief.

Can i manually override the agent team CAO assembles, or is it fully autonomous?


In fact, one of the most valuable aspects of LobeHub is that every Agent Team member is highly customizable. So you are free to assemble any agent into a team!

Heterogeneous agents was the technical bet I was most nervous about. Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw — none of them were designed to be managed by something else. Took longer than we planned. Worth it.

 great job, Tsuki!

A new skill with zero history can't compete with one that's been routed 10K times. Wonder how do you avoid rich-get-richer if that makes sense? All in all, solid work!

Thanks for the affirmation! I strongly agree with "A new skill with zero history can't compete with one that's been routed 10K times.". The evolution and iteration of skills I think it may be the same as human society, where the Matthew effect is a dominant part. The more recognition is used, the more powerful the skills may become. But there is also a possibility - that is, it needs to be more personalized, so at this time, it is actually tailored to the user's own needs, and becoming more personalized may solve the rich-get-richer problem

Been waiting months to post about this one. CAO is the update I've been quietly demoing to friends since the alpha — reactions ranged from "wait, that's it?" to "wait, that's it." Both meant in a good way. Go try it.

 That's the ideal reaction curve honestly 😂 — same four words, completely different energy depending on whether the penny has dropped yet.

The hardest part wasn't building CAO. It was deleting the version of LobeHub that didn't need one. Glad we did.

 🙌💪

IM Gateway was a rabbit hole. Nine messaging platforms, nine sets of quirks. WeChat alone could've been its own launch. Happy it's out the door.

 Ha, you're not wrong. WeChat alone almost became its own roadmap — the auth flow, the message format quirks, the silent rate limits that only show up at 2am on a Sunday. Every platform had its own version of "this should be 2 days" turning into 2 weeks.

But it had to be all nine. The whole CAO premise falls apart if your agent only lives in the inboxes you don't actually use. People are on WeChat and Lark and Discord — not on whichever one is easiest for us to integrate.


Glad it's shipped. Onto the next rabbit hole.

The cloud runtime scaled smoother than I expected on the staging load tests. Fingers crossed it holds up when you all actually use it 🤞

 Staging is a polite environment. Real users are not 😅

Load tests told us we'd be fine. Real traffic will tell us where we were wrong. Already have a bet going internally on which subsystem cracks first — current odds are on the scheduler under burst Daily Brief generation at 9am across timezones.

Thanks for the work getting it there. Now we find out what we missed 🤞

If you find anything weird on the marketing pages today, ping me. I've been staring at them too long to see bugs anymore.

 The "stared at it too long" stage is real. At some point your brain just starts auto-correcting the typos before your eyes even register them ~

Will keep an eye out. If anyone in the comments spots something, I'll route it your way instead of letting it pile up in a Linear backlog you'll find on Monday.

Go get some water. The pages look great.