AgentHub

Before you install

• A computer to host the hub, with Node.js 24 or newer from nodejs.org (check with node --version). Windows and Linux now (Linux: deploy/linux/README.md); Mac coming, not yet tried by hand.
• On each computer that runs sessions: Node.js 24 or newer and Claude Code, signed in with your own Claude account (run claude, then /login; the desktop app's sign-in does not count).
• A browser that can make passkeys: a current Chrome, Edge, Safari or Firefox on a device with a screen lock.
• To use it from your phone: a web address you control with HTTPS, such as hub.example.com, in front of the hub. Passkeys need HTTPS except on localhost, and are tied to the address.

Getting started

1. Unzip the download into a folder you will keep, for example a folder named AgentHub in your home folder.
2. Open a terminal in that folder.
3. Run these two commands. The first downloads what AgentHub is built from and takes a minute or two; the second builds it. Commands: npm ci, then npm run build.
4. On your own Debian or Ubuntu server instead, have your AI agent open self-host-kit/SELF-HOST.md and follow it: it installs, hosts, sets up and checks AgentHub there, each step with your yes.

The full quick-start guide is inside the download, in agenthub-0.2.5/START-HERE.md.

Check your download

This SHA-256 checksum proves the file arrived complete and unchanged. It is 64 characters long; comparing the first and last eight is enough.

6dc0b6c650b5a72b30f7b850a8def6891c94b4ff9eaf33aa5a8f0a466ba0e866

To check it on Windows, in PowerShell: Get-FileHash .\agenthub-0.2.5.zip
On a Mac or Linux: shasum -a 256 agenthub-0.2.5.zip
The result should match the checksum above (capital letters don't matter).