aghub

aghub is a desktop application designed to provide unified configuration management for over 22 AI coding assistants. It addresses the challenge of managing multiple AI coding agents by allowing users to control MCP server configurations, portable skills, and project settings from a single interface. The tool is intended for users who work with various AI coding agents and require a streamlined way to handle configurations and resources across different platforms.

Key features of aghub include the ability to deploy MCP server configurations to all supported AI coding agents without the need to manually edit separate JSON files. It supports Stdio, SSE, and StreamableHttp transports, and enables users to toggle servers on or off without deleting them. The application also provides the capability to view and audit servers across all agents simultaneously. md frontmatter. sh marketplace is also supported.

Configuration management in aghub offers flexible scoping, allowing users to set global defaults, project-specific overrides, or view merged configurations. Per-agent filtering and complete audit trails for resources are included to give users precise control and transparency over their setups. The cross-platform nature of the application ensures native performance on Windows 10 and above, macOS 12 and above, and major Linux distributions, achieved through its development with Tauri 2, Rust, and TypeScript. The tool is lightweight and does not rely on Electron, resulting in a smaller footprint.

aghub supports a growing list of AI coding agents, including Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, JetBrains AI, OpenAI Codex, and others. It is distributed under the MIT License, making it open source. The application is suitable for developers and teams managing multiple AI coding assistants who seek centralized and efficient configuration management across diverse environments.