Open AgentHubCoding agents, running in your cluster

Start a session, watch it work, approve what it wants to do — from the browser or from your phone.

Install

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Sessions in Kubernetes

Every session is its own unprivileged pod with its own workspace, network policy, and mounted credentials.

Approve from anywhere

Tool-permission prompts reach you in the web app, in Telegram, or in Signal — or skip them entirely with auto approve.

Bring your own agent

Claude, Codex, Cursor, and OpenClaw, each with subscription or API-key authentication.

Where to start

If you have a cluster, go to Install. If you are upgrading an existing release, read Upgrading first — there is one Helm pitfall that bites almost everyone.

The most common setup tasks after installing:

Chat integrations — get session updates and approve permissions from your phone.
Git integrations — let sessions clone and push without a manual token.
Provider login — sign in through an Interactive session terminal.
Continue locally — take Claude Code or Codex history to your workstation.
MCP clients — connect external clients over HTTP or stdio.
Auto approve — let a session run its tools without asking.

Editions

The core is AGPL-3.0. Enterprise features live under ee/ in the repository and need a valid license: Slack, org-wide usage limits, and session sharing. Telegram and Signal are part of the free core.