No new tool to learn
Your agent figures out cmdhub on its own. You just ask for what you want.
Let AI handle your email, calendar, and
notifications.
Your AI already knows what to do — it just can't reach your apps. cmdhub connects them. Once it can see your inbox, calendar, and tasks, it stops suggesting and starts doing.
Your agent sets itself up
Paste one line and your agent installs cmdhub, connects the accounts you approve, and gets to work.
Private by design
cmdhub runs on your computer. Your logins and data stay with you, not us.
Ask once. It works across your tools.
cmdhub's whole point is your agent composing across the apps you already use — jobs no single plugin could do on its own. Once it's set up, try things like:
"Read the contract in this email, file it in the right Drive folder, and add a signing reminder to my calendar."
Mail + Drive + Calendar"Find all invoices in my inbox from this month and add them to the expenses spreadsheet."
Mail + Sheets"Pull the latest sales numbers from the spreadsheet and post a summary to the Slack channel."
Sheets + Slack"Summarize what I missed in Slack today and turn the action items into tasks."
Slack + TasksWorks with your agent.
Paste this one line into your AI agent and it sets itself up.
Set yourself up from cmdhub.run/agent
Prefer to set it up yourself?
curl -fsSL https://cmdhub.run/install.sh | bash
Your agent, setting itself up
Set yourself up from cmdhub.run/agent
Before I touch anything, here's what I'll do on your computer:
- Install the cmdhub tools — they live on your machine
- Open your browser so you can sign in to Google. Your login stays between you and Google.
Go ahead?
yes
✅ All set.
- cmdhub installed
- Gmail — connected as you@gmail.com
- Calendar — connected
Try me: “Check my meetings tomorrow and flag anything urgent.”
Already covering the tools agents reach for most.
Mail, calendar, drives, tasks, chat, docs, and CRM — across Google, Microsoft, and more. Install only what your workflow needs. Don't see your tool yet? Tell us and it joins the queue.
What should cmdhub integrate next?
Vote for the tools you want your agent to drive. Don't see it yet? Add it — the most-wanted move to the front of the queue. One vote per browser.
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Tools lovingly built for agents.
We build for agents. We design around the jobs you actually do. Your AI picks them up instantly, uses them reliably, and stays safe while doing it.
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Your AI just gets it
We build the tools around the vocab that agents guess so that the tools line up with how agents naturally use them.
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Real tasks
We design the tool around tasks users actually need.
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Clear concise answers
Your AI gets exactly the information it needs to act. Faster answers, with lower token costs!
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Easy to follow along
Short labels like
m1,f1, andc1so you can see what your AI is doing at a glance. - 05
Safe by default
Agents make mistakes! We help prevent them. To do anything risky requires the agent to give an explicit
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Knows what to do next
After each step, we suggest natural follow ups. So the AI doesn't have to guess. Less back-and-forth, more getting things done.
What the FAQ?
Does cmdhub see my passwords?
No. You sign in to each service directly in your browser — the same way you normally would. cmdhub never sees your data or stores your passwords.
Is cmdhub another AI?
No. cmdhub connects your existing AI to your apps. It's the bridge, not the brain — you keep using whatever AI agent you already like.
Does it run in the cloud?
The tools run on your own computer. You sign in to each service yourself, directly with the provider — cmdhub just points you there.
What if my app isn't supported yet?
Request it on the board above and it joins the queue. New integrations work the same way, so your AI will know how to use them the moment they land.
Is it free?
cmdhub is free for all while in beta. We intend for it to remain free for personal use forever. We'll announce pricing well before anything changes.