Agents as characters
The main agent leads; each sub-agent gets a nameplate, a job and speech bubbles. Stuck, failed and approval-needed states show up on stage.
Every session is a scene. Every sub-agent is a character with a silly job. See who is working, stuck or waiting for you, plus tokens, context and cost, at a glance.
The main agent leads; each sub-agent gets a nameplate, a job and speech bubbles. Stuck, failed and approval-needed states show up on stage.
Tokens, context fill and cost per session, a weekly Insights chart and a quota bar for Copilot. No walls of text.
Software office (the default), space station, kitchen, prison, football, sheep farm, sneaky ship, spell academy, galactic fleet and a hillside quest. Add your own with JSON.
Notifications when an agent needs approval, gets stuck or fails. Open the session's terminal in one click.
Levels, XP and badges for your agent crew. Optional, and easy to turn off.
Halloween mode drops pumpkins, ghosts and bats over every theme (off by default, opt in from Settings).
Click a theme to bring it to life.
No analytics, no accounts, no crash reporting.
Hubbub reads your agents' local logs read-only. Message content is never stored or sent.
MIT licensed. Every network call is listed in the README.
Prefer Homebrew? brew tap karakayautku4/hubbub && brew trust karakayautku4/hubbub && brew install --cask hubbub.
No. Hubbub only reads local session logs and shows tool names, timestamps and token counts.
Only for the Copilot quota bar (via gh auth login). Everything else works without it.
macOS 14 (Sonoma) or later, on Apple silicon and Intel.
Yes. See the theme guide and contributing.
No. Hubbub is an independent project. Names and logos belong to their owners.