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AgentHub, an open-source macOS app, unifies Claude Code and Codex sessions

July 4, 2026 at 20:04 EDT

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iOS engineer James Rochabrun has released AgentHub, an open-source macOS app that manages Claude Code and Codex CLI sessions from a single native hub. Provided as an Xcode project written in Swift/SwiftUI, it is free under the MIT license.

Open Source · macOS · MIT

AgentHub: one native hub for your dueling AI coding agents

A free, open-source macOS app that launches, monitors and operates multiple Codex CLI and Claude Code sessions side by side — cutting the overhead of switching context between terminal agents.

Agents managed side by side (Codex CLI + Claude Code)

Free under the MIT license, local-only execution

Native hub replacing scattered terminal windows

The "dueling agents" workflow, consolidated

Combining Claude's planning strength with Codex's execution — without the session-juggling.

Before

Claude
window

Codex
window

Context-switch overhead

→

With AgentHub

single native hub

Both in one client

What's built in

Real-time monitoring

File-system watcher tracks live sessions

Embedded terminal

SwiftTerm-based PTY inside the app

Dev workflow

Inline diffs, Git worktrees, GitHub PRs/Issues/CI

Extras

Cmd+K palette, iOS Simulator, MCP, Mermaid, token stats

Specifications

Platform

macOS · Swift / SwiftUI / Xcode

Supported agents

Codex CLI, Claude Code

Terminal

SwiftTerm-based PTY

Integrations

GitHub CLI (gh), MCP server, iOS Simulator

License / price

MIT / free (open source)

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