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Hive

A browser-based workbench that runs Claude Code, Codex, Gemini and other CLI coding agents as a coordinated local team, with an orchestrator that plans and delegates work to real terminal processes.

Hive

Hive gives a single browser workbench for running several CLI coding agents, such as Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, OpenCode, Qwen and Pi, as a visible local team rather than a pile of separate terminal windows. An orchestrator, itself a real agent CLI process, plans and delegates work while worker agents implement, review, test, research and report back, all running as actual PTY processes on the user's own machine.

Hive injects a small team command into each agent's shell so workers can dispatch tasks, report progress, and keep a shared Markdown task graph. Example uses include shipping a change with a separate reviewer watching the diff, and running a parallel bug hunt where several workers investigate different parts of a flaky behavior at once.

It is local-first, runs on 127.0.0.1, and is distributed under the Business Source License; the latest stable release is published on npm.

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