Hivemind
A workspace your coding agents build and work in: run them side by side, add your own views, widgets and tools, and reach them from anywhere.
Your agents build the workspace they work in. Hivemind runs your coding agents side by side, and they open views, add widgets and start other agents with the same hive command you use.
Install
bash <(curl -fsSL https://hivemind.griiken.com/install.sh)Then open a project: cd ~/my-project && hivemind .
Linux arm64 gets the command line only, and Intel Macs build from source: see System requirements.
Start here
Install and run your first agent
Five minutes, from the install command to answering your agent's first question.
Run many agents at once
Give each agent its own worktree and watch them all from one window.
Answer from your phone
Approve, answer and stop your agents from your phone's browser.
Build your own widget
A small live card on your canvas, in a few lines of code.
Popular
Run agents on another computer
Over ssh, from the same window.
Share a workspace
Let someone in, with a role.
Make an API token
Drive a workspace from your own program.
CLI reference
Every
hive command.How it works
What runs where, and how the parts talk.
Data and where it is stored
Every file Hivemind keeps.
What's new
In Hivemind 2026.10.3:
- Tool plugins install from HiveHub, and each one arrives switched off until you turn it on.
- Agents open, call and close plugins in the app with
hive ctl plugin. - You can remove a workspace from this computer in the Layers panel. Its folder and files stay.
Every release is in the Changelog. New words are in the Glossary. To let your coding agent read these docs, see Use these docs from your agent.
Last validated for Hivemind 2026.10.3.