One remote workspace
Open service tabs, SSH terminals, and host context from one place instead of scattering work across terminal windows and browsers.
DevHub
A service-first remote development workspace with a local AI assistant for debugging, operations, and preserving DevOps knowledge.
Two ideas, one workflow
DevHub brings the operational parts of remote development into one local macOS app. Services are the primary objects, and the assistant turns debugging sessions into repeatable knowledge.
Service-first design
Save the service name, host alias, protocol, and remote port. DevHub manages the SSH forwarding details internally.
AI for DevOps memory
The assistant helps debug remote systems and consolidates findings into scripts, notes, patches, and runbooks.
Service-first remote development
The core unit is a remote service, not a tunnel command. DevHub reads SSH config aliases, creates the right local forward, restores it after network loss, and keeps the service open as a named workspace tab.
Manage services, not tunnels
Code-server, dashboards, APIs, notebooks, and internal tools stay organized by service name. SSH2 forwarding stays behind the scenes.
Open real remote tools as tabs
A saved service opens as a normal workspace tab, so remote code-server, notebooks, dashboards, and admin UIs stay close to the host that runs them.
Work with AI, debug with Agent Sessions
The assistant runs locally and works through DevHub-managed SSH context. Use it as a development partner during normal work, then turn deeper debugging into auditable Agent Sessions with scripts, notes, patches, and runbooks.
Work with AI beside your services
Keep the assistant next to the service you are using. Ask it to explain errors, outline the next command, draft a fix, or organize what you learned without leaving the remote workspace.
Debug with Agent Sessions
When an issue needs investigation, an Agent Session can inspect the target host, prepare repeatable scripts, run narrow checks through managed SSH, and preserve the result as local DevOps knowledge.
Turn incidents into runbooks
Instead of losing debugging history in chat or shell scrollback, DevHub keeps scripts, notes, and findings as local knowledge for future operations.
Built for macOS remote development
Mac App Store
Use DevHub when your daily work spans SSH hosts, web services, terminals, and operations knowledge.
Daily remote workflows
