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Orchestrate multi-agent AI workflows using Hive CLI: configure repo-specific sessions via YAML, manage tasks and epics with hc, exchange inter-agent messages via inbox/publish/subscribe/wait, retrieve session info, and coordinate steps for handoffs and synchronization.
npx claudepluginhub colonyops/hive --plugin hiveThis skill should be used when the user asks to "configure hive", "setup hive for my workflow", "customize session spawn", "add tmux integration", "create custom keybindings", "add user commands", or needs guidance on hive configuration, rules, spawn commands, terminal integration, or keybindings.
Use `hive hc` commands to track tasks and epics for agent workflows. Like GitHub Issues but scoped to a repository and designed for machine consumption. Use when: - Creating work items (epics, tasks) - Checking item status or listing open work - Recording progress via comments - Claiming the next actionable task for a session - Querying epic context as a structured summary
This skill should be used when the user asks to "check my inbox", "read my messages", "any unread messages?", "check for new messages", "see my inbox", or needs to read inter-agent messages from other hive sessions. Provides guidance on reading, filtering, and managing inbox messages.
This skill should be used when the user asks to "send message to agent X", "publish to topic", "broadcast to all agents", "notify other sessions", "tell agent Y that...", or needs to send inter-agent messages, hand off work, or broadcast notifications across hive sessions.
This skill should be used when the user asks to "wait for message from agent X", "block until response", "wait for handoff", "synchronize with other agents", "wait for acknowledgment", or needs to block execution until messages arrive on specific topics with configurable timeout.
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Documentation | Getting Started | Configuration | Contributing
brew install tmux
brew install colonyops/tap/hive
Or install directly with Go:
go install github.com/colonyops/hive@latest
Pre-built binaries are also available on the GitHub Releases page.
Hive manages isolated git sessions for running AI agents in parallel. Instead of manually managing git worktrees or directories, hive handles cloning, recycling, and spawning terminal sessions with your preferred AI tool (Claude, Aider, Codex).
Each hive session is a complete git clone in a dedicated directory with its own terminal environment. Sessions are tracked through a lifecycle (active → recycled → deleted) and can be reused, reducing clone time and disk usage.
Key Features:
hive hc).hive symlinks: key)Prerequisites: Git and tmux installed.
# Add alias to .bashrc/.zshrc
alias hv='tmux new-session -As hive hive'
# Add to ~/.tmux.conf to jump back to hive
# bind l switch-client -t hive
# Launch
hv
Press n to create sessions, enter to open them, and : for the command palette.
See the Getting Started guide for full setup instructions.
| Indicator | Color | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
[●] | Green (animated) | Agent actively working |
[!] | Yellow | Agent needs approval/permission |
[>] | Cyan | Agent ready for input |
[?] | Dim | Terminal session not found |
[○] | Gray | Session recycled |
Full documentation is available at colonyops.github.io/hive.
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