I was juggling Claude Code and Codex sessions across scattered terminals, and what started as a personal fix for easier management turned into something bigger.I was juggling Claude Code and Codex sessions across scattered terminals, and what started as a personal fix for easier management turned into something bigger. The real motivation was the gap between powerful terminal agents and the UX they deserve. These CLIs are incredibly capable, but you lose so much by living in raw terminals. I wanted to bring a proper GUI to the different ways people actually work with coding agents: markdown plan mode you can comment on inline, local diffs with PR-style inline review, and embedded web previews with click-to-edit. My approach evolved from "make my own workflow smoother" to "build the missing UX layer for agentic coding," keeping everything local-first so it runs against the CLIs people already use without sending session data anywhere.

AgentHub 2.0

Codex & Claude Code in one workspace

Codex & Claude Code in one workspace