MUR Hub
MUR Hub is the desktop app for your fleet: every agent, fleet, conversation, and library item on one master–detail shell, with approvals, live status, and desktop pets. Version 2.72 is the Hub 2.0 redesign — one layout for every page instead of a different one per screen.
Download → MUR-Hub-aarch64-apple-darwin.dmg from the latest GitHub release
Open → the built-in MUR concierge is alive at once: offline, no key, no signup
⌘K → jump anywhere, or act on what is selected
The shell
Three columns, the same on every page: a sidebar (workspace pages on top, library pages below, Settings in the footer), a source list with a filter field and facet chips, and a detail that fills the rest. Drag the divider to resize the list; it remembers the width per page. Below 1200px the sidebar collapses to an icon rail; below 960px the list slides over the detail and a Show list button brings it back.
Every page restores its last selection when you come back to it. Esc clears the selection; the detail then shows the page's overview.
| Page | Source list | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Home | — | needs-you cards, now running, recent activity |
| Chats | one row per agent with the last message, unread dot, needs-you badge, chips for Needs you / Unread | the conversation with a live task pill |
| Agents | agents by role, runtime dot, needs-you badge | Overview · Identity · Capabilities · Memory · Automation · Channels |
| Fleets | fleets by label | Overview · Members · Jobs · Settings |
| Skills · Workflows · MCP · Plugins | installed items with facets (category, transport) and an Install to agent picker | description, metadata, which agents use it (toggle or remove per agent), Open folder |
| Settings | the five sections | General · Models · Updates & CLI · Import / Export · About |
Keys
| Key | Where | Action |
|---|---|---|
⌘K | anywhere | Command palette: pages, agents, fleets, and actions on the current selection (Start, Stop, New chat, Settings, Open in window) |
⌘F | any list page | Focus the list filter |
↑ / ↓ · Enter · Esc | the list | Move, select, clear |
⌘\ | anywhere | Collapse the sidebar to its icon rail |
⌘↩ · double-click | Agents, Fleets, Chats | Open the selected detail in its own window (Chats: the chat window) |
⌘-click · ⇧-click · ⇧↑ / ⇧↓ · ⌘A | Agents, Fleets | Multi-select; the detail becomes a Start k / Stop m panel |
⌘, | anywhere | Settings |
Esc | a peek or a menu | Close it |
Open in window
⌘↩ (or the ⋯ menu's Open in window, or a row double-click) opens an agent's or a fleet's detail in a separate document window — the same tabs, the same data. Compare two agents side by side, or keep a fleet's Jobs tab up while you work elsewhere. Closing a window with unsaved edits asks first; Show in Hub in the window's bar raises the main window on that item. Windows refresh what they show whenever they regain focus, so an edit made in one shows up in the other.
Home peek
Nothing on Home makes you leave it. Click a running agent's chip, a needs-you card's View conversation, or a fleet's channel row and a panel slides in from the right with that conversation or that fleet's Jobs. Go takes you to the page with it selected; Open in window pops it out; Esc or the scrim closes it. Reading a conversation in the peek clears its unread mark, exactly as opening it on the Chats page would.
Bulk Start / Stop
On Agents and Fleets, ⌘-click rows to build a selection (⇧-click for a range, ⌘A for everything the filter shows). The detail column turns into N selected with Start k (the ones not running) and Stop m (the running ones). Every command runs; one failure never stops the rest, each row shows ✓ or ✗ with the error, and a toast summarises. Esc goes back to the anchor row, then to nothing.
Approvals
When an agent's tool call needs a human, the request lands in three places at once: Home's Needs you card (approve or deny inline, or View conversation), the amber badge on the agent's row, and the in-thread card in its chat. Unattended fleet gates defer rather than time out — see Unattended Approvals.
Command-line tools
Hub menu → Install Command-Line Tools… puts mur on your PATH; from there everything the Hub does is also a command — see Agent CLI and Commands.