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NullHub

A self-hosted AI agent management console manages NullClaw, workflows and task queues through a browser dashboard, with local monitoring and an MIT license.

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NullHub is a self-hosted management console for people running NullClaw and its supporting tools. It brings agent instances, workflow runs and task queues into one browser dashboard.

  • Instance management: Manage NullClaw, NullBoiler, NullTickets and NullWatch, run multiple instances, edit their configurations and update components with rollback on failure.
  • Process monitoring: Check instance health, view live logs and restart processes, with automatic recovery after crashes.
  • Workflows and queues: Edit NullBoiler workflows, follow runs and fork from checkpoints, while linked NullTickets instances expose task queues and a key-value store browser.
  • Run inspection: NullWatch shows local run summaries, trace timelines, evaluation results, token usage, cost and error context without sending that monitoring data to hosted services.
  • Mission replay: Mission Control provides a deterministic local scenario for comparing failure and checkpoint recovery, with replay records you can export or save locally.

NullHub is open source under the MIT license. A single binary includes the web interface, and a CLI supports automation. Configuration, managed binaries, logs and cached manifests stay on your machine; component downloads and updates require internet access. Mission Control's replay needs neither hosted infrastructure nor model credentials, and it can attach workflow evidence and trace details from matching local NullBoiler and NullWatch instances.

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