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Turn a rough idea into a merge-ready pull request — a multi-agent pipeline you watch as it works and can step into at any stage.
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# Hive
> Turn a rough idea into a merge-ready pull request — a multi-agent pipeline you watch as it works and can step into at any stage.
Hive is an open-source (MIT) command-line tool that turns a rough idea into a merge-ready pull request through a multi-agent pipeline (brainstorm → plan → execute → review → finalize) you watch and can step into. Each page below is also available as raw markdown.
## Docs
- [Getting started](https://hivecli.sh/docs/getting-started.md): Install Hive, attach it to a project with hive init, and run your first task in the TUI.
- [Concepts](https://hivecli.sh/docs/concepts.md): The load-bearing ideas behind Hive — folder-as-agent, the stage state machine, and the marker protocol — and how workflows (coding, content, or your own) ride on top of them.
- [Configuration](https://hivecli.sh/docs/configuration.md): Project config, patrol mode, reviewers, agent profiles, the daemon, and token-cost knobs.
- [Operating](https://hivecli.sh/docs/operating.md): Run the daemon, Telegram bot, and babysitter as services, and drive Hive from OpenClaw.
- [Custom workflows](https://hivecli.sh/docs/custom-workflows.md): Hive's engine is generic — author your own per-project pipeline (writing, research, triage, anything) in a few lines of YAML, and let the daemon run it.
- [Private workflows](https://hivecli.sh/docs/private-workflows.md): Install a project workflow from a private Git repository, authenticate access, pin its source commit, and configure its runtime prerequisites.
- [Build a private workflow](https://hivecli.sh/docs/build-private-workflow.md): Build, test and share a private Hive workflow repository with portable instructions and documented setup.
- [Changelog](https://hivecli.sh/docs/changelog.md): What changed in Hive, grouped by the work you do.
## Command reference
- [hive init](https://hivecli.sh/docs/commands/init.md): Bootstrap a git project for Hive — creates the state branch, scaffolds stages, and walks you through setup.
- [hive new](https://hivecli.sh/docs/commands/new.md): Capture a new idea into a Hive project's inbox so you can move it through the pipeline.
- [hive tui](https://hivecli.sh/docs/commands/tui.md): The interactive two-pane dashboard for watching tasks and driving every workflow verb with a keystroke.
- [hive status](https://hivecli.sh/docs/commands/status.md): Show the live state and next useful action for every task across your registered projects.
- [hive run](https://hivecli.sh/docs/commands/run.md): The low-level dispatcher that executes whatever stage a task is currently in.
- [hive approve](https://hivecli.sh/docs/commands/approve.md): Advance a task to the next stage with marker checks, locking, and an atomic move-and-commit.
- [hive findings](https://hivecli.sh/docs/commands/findings.md): List and toggle the reviewer's findings so accepted ones feed the next implementation pass.
- [hive patrol](https://hivecli.sh/docs/commands/patrol.md): Opt-in repository scan that finds, fixes, v
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