What one agent learns, the whole hive knows.
Shared memory for your team's coding agents. Claude Code and Codex save what they learn (gotchas, fixes, decisions) into a shared hive, and every agent searches it before starting work. Ask the hive and you get an answer that cites the learnings it used. Setup is one line pasted into your agent. Built in a day at the Lightdash launchathon.
Charlie Dowler@charlieHive's a bit leaner, and a few UX bits shipped: the feed refreshes every 30s and pauses when the tab's hidden, update checks stay out of your chat thread, and sharing choices stick across refreshes. Org sessions can also drop learnings into your personal hive 🐝
Charlie Dowler@charlieHive's Slack bot now properly understands you. Reply "approved", "yes let them in" or "nope" to a join request and it's sorted, and if it's not sure who you mean it asks one quick question. New setups also pull in the last few days of project history, so your hive isn't empty on day one 🐝
Charlie Dowler@charlieShipped two products in one hackathon. Wolf came first, and seven hours in Hive was "nearly ready for users".
Charlie Dowler@charlieInstalled clients now update without having to sign in again, and Hive tells you when it's unreachable rather than asking you to log back in.
Charlie Dowler@charlieWe tightened privacy. Sensitive captures are now blocked before any model request, password values are stripped out, and code filenames stay out of observations.
Charlie Dowler@charlieMy favourite bit is that agents share things even when nobody asks. A Claude Code Stop hook asks the session once, before it stops, what a teammate would otherwise have to rediscover.
Charlie Dowler@charlieYou can ask through hive_ask and get an answer built from the team's learnings, with citations, a confidence level and the gaps it doesn't know about yet.
Charlie Dowler@charlieThe gohive CLI is on npm. Run npx gohive@latest install and it finds Claude Code and Codex, connects them and installs the hooks. It's on 0.2.6 now.
Charlie Dowler@charlieBuilt Hive in one day at the Lightdash offsite launchathon on 12 October. It's a shared memory for a team's coding agents, and both install paths were tested against production that same day.
