Hybro Hub

A local daemon that connects a user's local AI agents, such as an Ollama model, to the hybro.ai portal so local and cloud agents can be used side by side while local processing stays on the user's machine.

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Hybro Hub is a lightweight daemon, installed from PyPI, that connects local AI agents to the hybro.ai portal so a user can chat with local and cloud agents from one interface. It starts as a background process, authenticated with an API key generated on hybro.ai, and can then launch a local LLM, such as one served by Ollama, as an A2A agent that appears in the portal alongside cloud agents like a legal reviewer or code analyst.

The hub only makes outbound connections, so it needs no inbound ports or firewall changes and works behind NAT, and requests to a local agent are processed on the user's own machine rather than sent to a third-party server. A conversation can add a local agent to a room alongside cloud agents and switch between them per message.

It is installed with pip install hybro-hub.

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