Overview

Agent Hub is a local orchestration layer for coding-agent work. It sits above individual Codex, Claude Code, shell, or custom workers and coordinates the state that usually gets lost in chat transcripts: which task was sent, whether the worker acknowledged it, what is queued next, what needs review, what is accepted, and what stage a deployment has reached.

What It Solves

• Multiple workers can run at the same time without blending their instructions.
• Follow-up messages queue behind active work instead of landing in a busy terminal composer.
• Worker completion claims require structured evidence before Hub treats them as reviewable.
• Source/UI review, human acceptance, commit, merge, deploy, and production verification are separate gates.
• Recovery state survives restarts through persistent registry and event files.

What It Does Not Replace

Agent Hub is not a hosted workflow engine, project-management system, CI platform, or deployment platform. It coordinates local workers and records workflow state. GitHub, CI, deployment providers, and humans still own the decisions and external systems they already own.

Best Fit

Agent Hub is strongest when a team already uses coding agents heavily and needs a reliable local supervisor for:

• parallel implementation workers
• multi-worktree development
• review and acceptance workflows
• deployment gates
• incident replay and debugging

It is less useful when all work happens in one short-lived chat, no local terminal workers are involved, or the organization already has a mature distributed workflow engine.