Native on macOS 26

Every Claude Code session.
One window.

AgentHub22 runs your agents across multiple accounts and repos — real native terminals, live telemetry for every session, instant resume, and agents that can talk to each other over MCP.

Free tier included — one environment, everything else unrestricted.

App screenshot: the AgentHub22 main window with sidebar, live terminal and telemetry inspector

A session manager,
not another terminal toy.

Claude Code stays exactly what it is — interactive, full-color, yours. AgentHub22 owns everything around it.

Multi-account environments

Private account, work account, client accounts — each environment is its own isolated Claude login with its own permissions, tint and folders. Switch by clicking, not by logging out.

Live session telemetry

Tokens in and out, cache hits, context high-water, every tool call with full payloads, subagents and thinking — streaming live for every session, even the ones off-screen.

Agent-to-agent over MCP

Your sessions can discover and message each other through a local MCP server. The backend agent tells the frontend agent the schema is frozen — visibly, in its terminal.

Resume anywhere

Close sessions like browser tabs. Past sessions persist across app restarts and resume into the same conversation, same environment, same folder — token totals rebuilt from the transcript.

Numbers, never content.

Usage statistics are numeric aggregates only — and the full payload is printed verbatim in the privacy policy. Prompts, code and file paths never leave your Mac. Opt out any time, in the app or on your account page.

  • tokens in/out
  • cache write/read
  • context high-water
  • turns
  • tool calls
  • failed tools
  • subagents
  • model
  • duration

Pricing

$1.67/month

billed $5 every 3 months · Creem handles billing & tax

The free tier is the trial: one environment, unlimited sessions, full inspector. Subscribing unlocks unlimited environments — multi-account management is literally the paid feature.
See pricing

Stop alt-tabbing between five terminals.