VibeHQ Hub

VibeHQ Hub coordinates coding agents for developers who want several agents to work on the same project without conflicting interfaces or unfinished handoffs. It adds shared coordination to Claude Code, Codex and Gemini CLI while preserving each agent's native capabilities.

• API contracts: Agents must agree to interface specifications before coding begins, giving teammates a shared definition of what to build.
• Tasks and deliverables: Tasks require artifacts before completion, and the hub holds back task details until dependencies are ready. Artifact checks reject empty files, placeholder patterns and substantial size regressions.
• Team communication: Agents exchange messages and files through MCP, with messages queued while a teammate is busy. Role restrictions limit what project managers can do, and separate QA agents check results against source documents.
• Team monitoring: A browser dashboard supports desktop and phone access, while heartbeat monitoring detects unresponsive agents. Saved team state survives hub restarts, and agents run in separate processes.
• Session analysis: Reports identify problems such as incomplete tasks, duplicate artifacts and excessive polling. Included Claude Code and Codex skills can run benchmark cycles and use the findings to make code changes to the coordination framework.

The hub is self-hosted and open source under the MIT license. It coordinates existing agent CLI processes; it doesn't replace them with its own model runner.