Agent Data Hub v0.1.12

Agent Data Hub v0.1.12

Agent Data Hub v0.1.12 is a Hub View app-surface release for the local-first
technical preview.

It continues the same direction as v0.1.11: make reviewed project memory more
visible, easier to inspect, and easier to hand to a chatbot or local agent
without pretending that Agent Data Hub is a hosted product or an autonomous
agent runner.

What Changed

Hub View Feels More Like A Local App

• Hub View now has clearer app navigation, active-project state, project-area
  links, and mobile section navigation.
• Project pages show a stronger work center: current state, next actions,
  review queue, quality signals, memory access, and agent handoff.
• The public demo uses more direct first-run paths so a new user can open the
  app and understand what to inspect next.
• The UI remains a local surface over the Hub database. It is not the operative
  source of truth.

Memory Library And Detail Pages

• Reviewed memory can now be browsed through a dedicated memory library.
• Facts, decisions, risks, reports, and open questions have clearer labels,
  counts, and detail pages.
• Detail pages show useful actions: return to the library, filter by type,
  continue from that memory, and prepare an agent handoff from the item.
• Search feedback is more visible: matches appear while typing, empty sections
  are hidden, and reset actions are clearer.

Review Flow Visibility

• Review Inbox cards explain what is being remembered, where it came from, and
  what could go wrong if the item is wrong.
• Accept and reject outcomes are easier to understand after the action.
• A review history page shows recent human decisions as a read-only audit view.
• Reviewer identity is still attribution, not authentication.

Agent Handoff Is Easier To Start

• The agent handoff page now starts with a short Start here panel.
• The panel points to three practical paths: choose an agent path, check that the
  handoff worked, or copy text for a chatbot.
• Codex, Claude Code, Hermes/custom agents, MCP-compatible agents, chatbots, and
  terminal fallback remain separate paths with honest checks.
• Hub View shows the handoff and counts. It does not run an agent and cannot
  prove that an unconnected agent used the context.

Mobile And Language Polish

• Mobile-first navigation is more visible across project, memory, review, and
  agent-handoff surfaces.
• The German Hub View surface now covers more labels, controls, empty states,
  review text, and handoff guidance.
• Some domain terms remain in English where they are the common tool term, but
  the surrounding user guidance is clearer.

Code Structure

• Hub View templates and static assets are split into smaller modules.
• CSS and JavaScript are organized by surface instead of being concentrated in a
  single page file.
• The static asset manifest is guarded so frontend assets cannot silently drift
  out of the served app.

Recommended First Run

From a fresh folder:

git clone https://github.com/AlexanderSmyslowski/central-agent-data-hub.git
cd central-agent-data-hub
scripts/first_run_demo.sh

Then open Hub View and check:

• the project work state
• the memory library
• one memory detail page
• the Review Inbox and review history
• the agent handoff page, starting with Start here

For a phone preview on the same trusted Wi-Fi:

scripts/first_run_demo.sh --mobile

Verification

This release candidate was checked with:

git diff --check
bash -n scripts/*.sh
.venv/bin/python -m compileall -q agent_hub
node --check templates/hub_view/static/*.js
.venv/bin/python -m pytest -q
scripts/smoke_public_demo.sh
.venv/bin/python -m agent_hub.cli status
.venv/bin/python -m agent_hub.cli check

Visible Hub View changes were also checked in a real browser at desktop and
mobile sizes during the app-surface loops.

Boundaries

• no schema change
• no migration
• no new dependency
• no new Hub-memory write path
• no hosted service
• no autonomous agent execution
• no authentication or role system

Release Position

v0.1.12 is suitable for evaluating whether Hub View now works as a small local
app surface for reviewed project memory: something a person can open, inspect,
search, review, and use to prepare agent context.

It remains a technical preview. The release improves visibility, navigation,
review legibility, memory inspection, and agent handoff clarity; it does not
turn Agent Data Hub into a hosted product or replace the reviewed-memory model.