Web Client for Hermes Agent
CLI-driven streaming without gateway is clever, but Hermes itself is niche.
One place to talk to all your agents
Agent management hub, but Honeymux does this with more architectural depth.
Developers running AI coding agents on multiple machines
Honeymux · Conductor · MCP clients
I made agent-hub an open source tool that lets you talk to all your AI agents running locally or on remote machines.
It works with setups where you already have agents running (Claude Code, Codex, Hermes, OpenClaw, etc.) and just want a simple way to access and use them in one place
Why I built this:
I run agents across a few remote machines + my local computer, and switching between them was painful. Existing tools like Conductor felt too tied to specific workflows (e.g. Git-based), and I couldn’t find anything that handled:
- GTM tasks - Coding tasks - remote agents over SSH
The vision: Build a mobile app to accompany this as well. I find myself talking to my agents on mobile as well.
I am Omar and I vibe coded this over the past weekend :)
CLI-driven streaming without gateway is clever, but Hermes itself is niche.
Unified dashboard for Claude Code, Codex, and Hermes when each has different configs.
Auto-split pane for Claude Code + shell eliminates 50-times-a-day context switching.
Per-agent container isolation with separate networks beats shared-instance chaos.
CarPlay coding sessions over SSH is a commute workflow nobody else is tackling.
Orchestrates real agent CLIs without forking them—injects prompts directly into terminals.