Synchestra Hub runs your AI agents locally, on a remote VM, or in the cloud. Transfer work and context mid-flight. Come back to finished tasks, not stale sessions.
You run everything locally with your agent of choice. And you probably should — it's fast, it's private, it works.
But then you need to close your laptop. The agent isn't done. You wish it could keep going without you, but it can't. The work stops when you stop.
Or you have a tree of 20 tasks and one local agent working through them sequentially. You know three of those tasks are independent — they could run in parallel right now if you had somewhere to run them.
Or your team has five developers, each running agents on their own machines, and nobody knows what anyone else's agents are doing until the PR shows up.
Synchestra Hub is the missing piece.
Use the SpecScore format and Synchestra CLI to structure your features, plans, and tasks. Everything lives in git — the same repo your agents already work with.
Point Hub at your repos. It discovers queued tasks, dispatches agents to available infrastructure, and coordinates execution across machines.
See every agent, every task, every project in one dashboard. Transfer work between local and remote. Close your laptop — the agents keep going.
Dispatch agents to VMs or cloud infrastructure. Work continues when your laptop is closed, your internet drops, or you just want to go home.
Start a task locally, transfer it to a remote agent when you need to leave. Or pull a remote task back to your machine for hands-on debugging.
One place to see what every agent is doing across every project. Task progress, logs, status, and history — for your whole team.
Queue tasks, trigger workflows, and connect to your existing tools through the Hub API. Everything the dashboard does, the API does too.
Run Hub on your own VM, in your own cloud account, or use the managed service. Your specs and state stay in your git repos either way.
Hub builds on the same open-source specs and CLI you already use. Everything works locally without Hub. Hub makes it better, not mandatory.
Hub is the platform layer on top of the open-source Synchestra foundation. Your specs define what needs doing. Hub runs it at scale.
If you're new to Synchestra, start with the spec format and CLI — they're free, open source, and work without Hub. Hub is for when you want remote execution, team visibility, and agents that don't stop when you do.