F1 — AI CLI Hub

You already have the AI agents. The problem is the switching — a new terminal here, a lost context there, a prompt rewritten for the fourth time. F1 fixes that.

It gives VS Code a single panel that runs every AI coding CLI at once. Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, Cursor, Kiro, Kilo Code, OpenCode, Grok, Antigravity — or any command you define. All embedded, all alive, all a keypress away.

Press F1 to open it.

What’s inside

CLI Hub runs multiple agents side by side in real embedded terminals. Start any agent from a fuzzy launcher, switch sessions with the keyboard, and use built-in tools like Prompt, Translator, Keymaps, Commands, and Voice.

My Skills is a reusable prompt-pack system. Install skills from the marketplace, generate AGENTS.md / CLAUDE.md / DESIGN.md files with a wizard, or create your own templates once and use them across every CLI.

My Memory writes one .f1/ context map shared across every agent. It tracks your project structure and conventions so you stop paying tokens to re-explain your codebase every session.

Smart + Skills orients a new agent before you type. Toggle it on, pick an agent, and F1 builds a cheap code graph, writes working rules, primes the CLI, and cleans up once the agent replies.

The my-plus engine powers both My Memory and Smart + Skills under src/my-plus/. It keeps the context engine and orchestration decoupled from the host and webview, so new strategies and rule sets are easy to add.

Workflow

Keyboard shortcuts

CLI Hub

Tools

Sessions

My Skills

Alt + E and the My Skills shortcut require Lynx Keymap Pro.