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One view of your agents across every machine

A Claude Code session on your laptop. Codex working on a cloud instance. Another team on your Mac mini.

Once your work spreads across computers, checking progress means remembering where each session lives.

Coral Hub brings those sessions into one browser dashboard. You bring the agents, provider accounts and machines you already use. Coral runs alongside that work on each machine; Coral Hub gives you a place to find it and open the session you need.

Find the session and its machine

A useful overview should help you answer a practical question: where should I look next?

In Coral Hub, sessions are grouped by machine. You can see which computer a session belongs to, select it and read its conversation or terminal. The session runs on that machine, using its repository and tools. Coral Hub relays what you open to your browser and can read it while it passes through; see the privacy page.

Coral Hub with eight demo sessions grouped under three machines, the selected agent open in the Chat view next to the laptop team’s sample conversation. — Coral Hub with a demo and sample agent activity.

The screenshots in this post use a demo with scripted sample activity for the invented Forge Wars scenario. No provider requests or real test results. The three demo machines are containers on one host; each team board belongs to its own machine.

The example gives that overview something concrete to show: eight demo sessions across laptop, mac-mini and cloud-dev. Selecting a session brings its context into view, so you can follow the work without first remembering which computer to open.

Keep the local work together

Coral is the local workspace behind those sessions. Use it with your own Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity and other agents. Launch an individual session or organize a team, then follow its terminal and team conversation in the same interface.

Coral dashboard with four Forge Wars demo sessions, the selected agent open in the Chat view next to the local team’s sample conversation. — Coral with a demo and sample agent activity.

Here, the local Forge Wars demo brings four sessions and their team conversation together. The board gives the team a place for questions, decisions and review messages. The board remains on the local team's machine; when you open it through Coral Hub, the hub relays it to your browser.

Check in from your browser

Away from your desk, open Coral Hub to find a session and check its progress. On a phone, the session list keeps the machine grouping visible, helping you find the work you came to check.

Your agents keep running on your machines with the tools and provider accounts you already use. Coral Hub brings the view together.

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