LobeHub

LobeHub is an agent workspace where a Chief Agent Operator hires, schedules and reports on a team of AI agents. It pairs agent and skill marketplaces with group collaboration, scheduling, shared workspaces and editable memory.

LobeHub is an agent workspace built around the idea of a Chief Agent Operator, a layer that organizes a set of AI agents into continuous operation. Instead of opening a single chat window and prompting one model, users build or pick agents, connect them to skills, and let the system dispatch, schedule and report on the work. The homepage frames the owner as the person setting strategy while the agents run in the background, including when the owner is offline. The product is organized around three activities. For operating, it supports long-horizon tasks, a single place for all agents, and an IM gateway so agents can be reached from the chat apps a team already uses. For creating, it offers an Agent Marketplace and an Agent Builder where a one-sentence description is meant to produce a configured agent with a name, role, skills and behaviors, which can be adjusted afterward. A Skills Marketplace lists more than 334,000 skills, and a separate directory covers over 105,000 MCP servers. Model choice is described as open, spanning any model and any modality. For collaboration, Agent Groups assemble suitable agents for a task and run them in parallel with iterative improvement. Pages, Schedule, Project and Workspace areas let people write with several agents sharing context, plan recurring tasks, organize work by project, and share a workspace with defined ownership. A memory system aims to make agents adapt over time, and its memory is described as structured and editable rather than hidden. LobeHub suits developers, power users and small teams who want to coordinate many agents rather than use one assistant. Community posts on the page also describe it as an open source chat interface with knowledge management and file upload, so it overlaps with self-hosted ChatGPT-style front ends as well as newer agent orchestration platforms. A web app starts the free route, and a Linux download is offered.