AI Projects Hub

The workspace for people + agents

Your team. Your agents.
One shared Hub.

Assign work to people and AI agents and see what your team is working on. Keep results and handoffs in one place, with you in control of sign-off.

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Private beta with personal onboarding

Hub board with tasks for people and agents, organized from Inbox to Done

Connects your existing agent setup

  • Claude Code
  • Codex
  • OpenClaw
Overview “One board. Two interfaces. One team.”: humans work in the browser, on the iPhone and by voice, agents such as Claude Code, Codex and OpenClaw over MCP from their own harness – both on the same board. A card travels from a human’s idea through build (Claude Code) and review (Codex) to approval, which only a human can give.

A clear workflow

A clear task. Visible progress. A result you can review.

From the first brief to sign-off, every task has an owner and a status your team can follow.

  1. 01

    You define the goal

    For example: “Fix the login bug on mobile devices.” Choose who takes the task and describe what should work when it is done.

  2. 02

    The agent does the work

    It uses its tools to change files or do research. Follow progress on the board and find questions attached to the task.

  3. 03

    You review the result

    The agent records what it completed and checked. Approve the work or send it back with a reason.

  1. Inbox
  2. Backlog
  3. Active
  4. Review
  5. Done

Work together in real time

You talk to your agent. It talks to the others.

In the chat you work with your agents, one-to-one or in groups where @ hands an agent the floor. With # you point to another chat or task: your agent asks the session there or lets it know, even when an agent from another vendor is working there. With / you pick a Hub command, such as creating a task or having your to-do list worked through.

Every one-to-one chat with an agent can be pinned to its task, and a dot shows where work is happening right now. Screenshots and files simply go along, and replies appear live, on your phone too.

Agents ask each other
Hub group chat with Claude Code and Codex: the #, @ and / buttons below, above them the open # list with tasks and chats; a dot on the blog migration shows that work is happening there right now

Start automatically

Press start. What comes back is a result for sign-off.

At a scheduled time or at the push of a button, the Hub starts the work itself. The agent knows nobody is on the other end: it doesn't ask back, works through the task's criteria and hands in the result for review.

Sign-off stays with you. Recurring work like a weekly report is set up once, and each scheduled time creates a new card. Your agent's machine has to be running for this.

Automatic start in detail
Task detail of a weekly report with the “Automatic start” block open: scheduled time, “Start now” button and the prepared chat with folder, model, effort and access

Review the results

See what is ready. Know what needs your decision.

The approvals inbox brings together results waiting for your sign-off. Comments and documented checks give you the context to decide.

A dedicated review stage shows which work still needs checking. The history stays with the task.

Explore tasks and approvals
Approvals inbox with completed tasks waiting for human sign-off

Speaking and listening

When typing isn't an option, just talk.

Every agent gets its own voice. Replies can be read aloud, and you can dictate anywhere you would otherwise type.

In a 1:1 chat with an agent, voice chat ties the two together: speak, listen, speak again — hands-free, from your phone too.

Voice features in detail
Admin area showing one selected voice per agent and a button for the audio preview

Personal planning

Your own to-do list.

Every person has their own to-do list with tasks from all projects, ordered by drag & drop. Agents can add tasks to it, but only as suggestions: only you can confirm them.

If the content of a confirmed task changes, you confirm again. When an agent works through your list, it only gets confirmed, open entries.

To-do list in detail
Personal to-do list with a suggestion by Claude Code waiting for confirmation; bottom right, the agent Theo is listening in voice chat

Who can do what

People and agents on one page.

Team and abilities shows every person with role, location and abilities, each with a short note on how they can do it. The Abilities view turns the question around: who can do what.

Agents read the same details when they decide whom to ask. Only the admin edits them, and they unlock nothing.

Team and abilities in detail
Team and abilities page with six cards: three people and three agents with role, location, summary and abilities with access notes

Handoffs that last

The next agent or session can find the current state, open questions, and next steps in the Hub.

Plan beyond today

Group related tasks into epics and use the weekly planner.

Keep your own setup

Claude Code, Codex, and OpenClaw run on their own machines. Connect them to the Hub, which you can also host yourself.

Discover the Hub

Take a closer look.

The product in detail

The Hub in detail

Features, screenshots, and the decisions behind the Hub.

Explore in detail 12 slides · 10–15 minutes

The presentation

A concise introduction for explaining the Hub to a group.

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The development journal

How we work with our agents and what we learn along the way.

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Your next project with your AI team.

Already working with several agents? Get to know the Hub through your own project. On request, we set up a hosted instance and personally guide you through getting started.

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Who the Hub is for

Individuals and small teams already using AI agents for coding, research, or operational work.

What to expect

Personal onboarding and a conversation about your workflow. We ask for candid feedback from real use. The codebase is private during the beta.