Slash Command

/hive-mind

From claude-flow

Spawn a hive-mind queen-led consensus system for complex decisions and architecture

Invocation

How this command is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both

Slash command

/claude-flow:hive-mind Problem or question for the hive-mind (required)

Model invocable

No pre-commands

Tool Access

This command is limited to the following tools:

Bash(npx claude-flow hive-mind:*)Bash(npx claude-flow status:*)

Context Preview

The summary Claude sees in its command listing — used to decide when to auto-load this command

# Claude-Flow Hive-Mind

Spawn a queen-led, consensus-based multi-agent coordination system for complex problems that benefit from multiple perspectives and structured deliberation.

## Usage



**Examples:**


## When to Use Hive-Mind vs Swarm

| Hive-Mind | Swarm |
|-----------|-------|
| Architectural decisions | Implementation tasks |
| Design trade-off analysis | Code refactoring |
| Security/risk assessment | Feature development |
| Consensus on approach | Executing a known plan |

## Steps

1. **Validate input**: If no problem is provided in `$ARGUMENTS`, ask the user what decision o...

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Claude-Flow Hive-Mind

Spawn a queen-led, consensus-based multi-agent coordination system for complex problems that benefit from multiple perspectives and structured deliberation.

Usage

/claude-flow:hive-mind <problem or question>

Examples:

/claude-flow:hive-mind Design the database schema for a multi-tenant SaaS application
/claude-flow:hive-mind Should we use REST or GraphQL for the new API layer?
/claude-flow:hive-mind Review the security posture of the authentication flow

When to Use Hive-Mind vs Swarm

Hive-Mind	Swarm
Architectural decisions	Implementation tasks
Design trade-off analysis	Code refactoring
Security/risk assessment	Feature development
Consensus on approach	Executing a known plan

Steps

Validate input: If no problem is provided in $ARGUMENTS, ask the user what decision or question they want the hive-mind to deliberate on.
Check initialization:
```
npx claude-flow status 2>&1
```
If not initialized, tell the user to run /claude-flow:init first.

Spawn the hive-mind:

npx claude-flow hive-mind spawn "$ARGUMENTS" --queen-type=adaptive

Report deliberation: Present the hive-mind's consensus output including:
- The recommendation or decision reached
- Key arguments for and against each option considered
- Confidence level of the consensus
- Dissenting views (if any agents disagreed)
Suggest next steps: Based on the consensus, recommend concrete actions the user can take (e.g., run /claude-flow:swarm to implement the agreed-upon approach).