NullHub
A self-hosted AI agent management console with a browser UI for NullClaw, NullBoiler, NullTickets and NullWatch. Open source under MIT.
NullHub brings NullClaw agents and their supporting tools into one locally hosted browser dashboard. It's for people running the Null ecosystem who want to manage agent instances, workflows and task queues without moving between separate interfaces. The console is open source under the MIT license.
A single Zig binary includes the Svelte web interface. NullHub keeps its configuration, managed binaries, logs and other state on your machine; downloading components and updates requires internet access. A CLI supports automation alongside the browser dashboard.
The console handles component setup, configuration editing and updates, with rollback when an update fails. It can run multiple instances of the same component, restart crashed processes, check their health and show live logs. It also connects NullTickets to NullBoiler so you can inspect task queues and orchestration status together.
NullBoiler's interface lets you edit workflows, follow runs and fork from checkpoints. NullTickets has a browser for its key-value store. Through NullWatch, you can inspect local run summaries, trace timelines, evaluation results, token usage, cost and error context without sending that monitoring data to hosted services.
Mission Control provides a deterministic local replay of an agent mission's failure and checkpoint recovery. It requires no hosted infrastructure or model credentials, and can attach workflow evidence and trace details from matching local instances. You can compare failed and recovered runs, then export or save the replay records locally.
