Your agents build the workspace they work in.

Every coding agent, in a real terminal. Ask one for a view, a widget or a tool, and it builds it into your workspace.

Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and Pi, each in its own terminal on one Hivemind board, over Raphael's School of Athens, with butterflies and Biscuit the dog asleep on a tile. — The School of Agents. Wallpaper: Raphael, *The School of Athens*, public domain.

The canvas is only where it starts.

A view draws the whole screen around the same live terminals. Ask for one and your agent writes it, in a sandbox, for you alone.

Make a view Views on HiveHub

The Agents by state view, written as a plugin: columns of who is working, waiting and ready. — ViewAgents by state

The Timeline view, written as a plugin: today, one lane per agent. — ViewTimeline

The Constellation view, written as a plugin: each project a star, its agents in orbit. — ViewConstellation

The Workspace map view, written as a plugin: projects, agents and issues as one tree. — ViewWorkspace map

Ask for a tool. It lands on the canvas, and stays up to date.

Tool

A tile with the app's access, so it arrives switched off until you turn it on.

How one is made

You“A widget for the release checklist.”
Agenthive plugins new widget release writes a starter and its PROMPT.md.
AgentFills it in, installs it, and updates it as the work moves.

Make a widget

Widgets and views get no files and no network. Browse the plugins on HiveHub

Everything you can click, an agent can call.

hive ctl is on every agent's PATH, so agents start agents, read their replies and open tools. Your own scripts get the same API, with a token you can take back.

Agents run agents: fan out, pipe, gather.
Tokens by role: view, edit, terminals, agents.
SDKs for TypeScript and Python ship with the app.

Agents running agents The API

# from inside any agent: hive ctl is on its PATH
$ hive ctl spawn --agent codex --prompt "Fix the flaky cart test"
$ hive ctl read $TILE    # wait for its reply
$ hive ctl workflow --items "api||web||cli" --prompt "Review {item}"
$ hive plugins new tool flaky-tests
$ hive plugins install @dip497/timeline

import { connect } from "hivemind-api";

const hive = await connect();
const { tile } = await hive.agents.start({ program: "claude", prompt: "Run the tests" });
const reply = await hive.agents.read(tile);
console.log(reply.text);

from hivemind_api import connect

with connect() as hive:
    tile = hive.agents.start({"program": "claude", "prompt": "Run the tests"})["tile"]
    print(hive.agents.read(tile)["text"])

Your machines. Your phone. Your people.

Every hop is a machine you run. No server of ours sits in the path.

The phone page's Home: a permission card for Editing Nav.tsx with Allow and Deny, above a list of agents.

On your phone

Follow your agents and answer them from your phone's browser, through a hive-net server of yours.

Set up the phone page

On your other machines

Open a folder on a Linux box over your own ssh. Its terminals and agents run there.

$ hive machine add dev@build-box --install

Add a machine

With someone else

Send an invite link. If both screens show the same three words, you choose what they may do.

$ hive share ~/work/api --role edit --expires 2d

Share a workspace

Every coding agent, even the one that ships tomorrow.

Install its CLI and it is on the board. For one Hivemind has never seen, your agent reads its --help and writes the file that teaches Hivemind to run it.

Aider
Amp
Antigravity
Auggie
Claude
Cline
Codex
Continue
Copilot
Crush
Cursor
Droid
Grok
Hermes
Kimi
Kiro
Mistral Vibe
opencode
OpenHands
Pi
Qwen Code
Yours

Fast with many agents, measured under load.

From the 2026.10.3 changelog, on 16 CPUs, with the load each ran under.

3–7 ms: Key echo while another terminal prints 10 MB. It was 162 ms.
0.23 ms: Cost of one agent event, the same with 72 or 600 agents. It was 1.9 ms.
10 ms: Your phone's agent list for 600 agents. It was 1.6 s.

Questions

What is Hivemind?

A free, open-source app that runs your coding agents, such as Claude Code, Codex and opencode, side by side, each in a real terminal on one canvas. Your agents add the views, widgets and tools around them.

Is Hivemind free?

Yes. It is open source under the MIT license and needs no account. The agents you run in it are separate programs, with their own accounts and prices.

Which coding agents does it run?

Any coding agent with a CLI. It finds 21 on its own, among them Claude Code, Codex, opencode, Cursor, Copilot, Amp, Aider, and your agent can teach it a new one.

Why not roll my own?

You can, here. Hivemind keeps the terminals and agents alive; you and your agents write the rest.

Does my code go anywhere?

No. Agents run on your computer or your ssh machines.

What can a plugin touch?

Views and widgets have no files and no network. A tool stays off until you switch it on.

Which platforms does it run on?

Linux x86_64, macOS on Apple Silicon and Windows x64. An Intel Mac or Linux arm64 builds with --dev.

Is there a phone app?

Not a published one. The phone page runs in your phone's browser.