lobehub: An AI agent playground where team agents take on work independently.
What problem it solves
Teams need AI agents that can work within the chats they already use, find suitable tasks, and carry out work with less manual coordination. They also need flexible ways to connect agents, models, messaging services, and shared resources while retaining control over deployment and memory.
Key features
Flexible agent and model access — Connect messaging apps, agents, and models through one workspace. External agents can also be connected with project context and permissions.
Source: README
Parallel and autonomous work — Run multiple tasks concurrently and let agents select work that suits them. This reduces the need to assign every request or track each task separately.
Source: README
Marketplace for reusable capabilities — Find and publish agents, MCP servers, and skills for use in a workspace. The marketplace also provides downloadable AI and LLM icons.
Source: README
Deployment and integration options — Self-host the application with Docker Compose or deploy it through supported platforms. Agents can interact through channels, messengers, integrations, and project resources.
Source: README, docker-compose
Quick start
Copied verbatim from the project's README.
mkdir lobehub && cd lobehub
bash <(curl -fsSL https://lobe.li/setup.sh) -l en
docker compose up -d$ git clone https://github.com/lobehub/lobehub.git
$ cd lobehub
$ pnpm install
$ bun run dev # Full-stack (Next.js + Vite SPA)
$ bun run dev:spa # SPA frontend only (port 9876)Who it may suit
This may suit teams seeking to delegate work to AI agents through existing messaging tools. It may also suit individual users and professional developers who want a self-hostable agent workspace and development environment.
Topics to discuss
Which team workflows benefit most from agents that can discover and claim work independently?
How should agent permissions, reviews, and task acceptance be designed for shared workspaces?
What marketplace formats and publishing workflows should receive priority for community contributions?
Written by ReadmeX AI from the project's README, source and public GitHub data; it may contain mistakes.
Read the original README https://github.com/lobehub/lobehub#readme
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