The home for what you shipped
Never lose track of what your agent shipped.
Your coding agent can build and deploy it. DevHub keeps the operational context from disappearing—what exists, where it runs, what’s current, and what to do next across your laptops, servers, and clouds.
Git remembers the code. DevHub remembers how it runs.
Get DevHub
From install to your dashboard in three steps.
Start with one coding-agent request, then choose the accounts and computers that belong in your map.
- 01First
Install with your coding agent
Give Codex, Claude Code, or Cursor one request to install the current alpha and prepare this computer.
DevHub v0.7.0-alpha.1 - 02Then
Start DevHub
Your agent verifies the project requirements, installs the locked dependencies, and starts the local dashboard.
npm cinpm run dev - 03Next
Connect sources
Choose GitHub, hosting providers, and this computer. Your agent builds one bounded setup request from that selection.
Set up connections
Connections
Set up connections in a few clicks.
Choose the tools you use. DevHub turns that selection into one guided setup request for your coding agent.
Explore the product
Demo workspace
Open a catalog view to see how DevHub organizes production, discovery, paused, local, healthy, degraded, and unknown services.
Runtime map
Project catalog
6 visible projects
8 total services
Portfolio guardian
What needs a decision before it becomes a surprise?
Review service ownership, monitoring, and recovery evidence, then open the exact projects behind each signal.
8 services across 6 projects
Client Portal
also: Demo private portal
Authenticated workspace with a current runtime status but no App Passport yet.
Content Pipeline
also: Demo publishing tools
Local publishing workflow that is paused until its next campaign.
DevHub
also: Service registry
Self-hosted operational map for services and projects.
Example App
also: Demo application
Application with local and managed services.
Prototype Lab
also: Demo discovery workspace
Early-stage prototype whose runtime and operating owner still need review.
Studio Store
also: Demo storefront
Customer-facing storefront with a healthy web surface and a degraded checkout worker.
Operational context after deploy
The context disappears before the code does.
A deploy link lands in a chat, a local tool stays on another laptop, and the details drift. DevHub gives every project one reviewed place for what exists, where it runs, what’s current, and what to do next.
Find it again
Bring applications, APIs, workers, bots, databases, and private tools back into one reviewed catalog.
Know what’s true
Live, reported, stale, or unknown. DevHub shows where each state came from instead of pretending everything is green.
Continue safely
Open the right entry point, move to the right device, follow reviewed recovery guidance, or hand the exact context back to your agent.
Keep it reviewable
Read-only by default. Every change reviewable. DevHub keeps evidence and guidance together without becoming a hidden control plane.
Agent-assisted catalog update
Add or update one project.
Open a coding-agent task beside the project. DevHub reconciles what already exists and returns the smallest reviewable catalog update.
- 01
Open the project taskAny supported agent task that can inspect the project files and runtime.
- 02
Describe the projectSay what appeared or changed. The agent checks the reviewed catalog before proposing anything.
- 03
Review the proposalYour agent shows the minimal catalog diff and validation results for approval.
The copied request asks your agent to reconcile the existing record, inspect safe local evidence, and show a reviewed proposal.
Codex · Claude Code · Cursor