Ask a teammate
“Is the auth rewrite safe to merge?”
The question lands in CTO's tab. CTO works it there, and the answer comes back into CEO's conversation.
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routine templates to start from
macOS, Windows & Linux
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Define it in YAML, review and ship with git, search every file, and talk to your agents, all without leaving HiveTerm.
A routine is a scheduled task for an agent already in your sidebar: daily, weekdays, weekly, or every N hours. Agent stopped? HiveTerm starts it. Busy? It interrupts and injects the task. Watch it, reply mid-run, run it now, or pause.
12 commits on main, 3 open PRs. The auth rewrite is the one I'd look at first. Tests are green.
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Pairs with your desktop over a QR code. Agents keep running on your machine; your phone joins the same session, live.
Define every agent and process once. Commit it to the repo. Your teammate clones, opens the project, and gets the exact same workspace, same agents, same env, same instructions.
# Your whole stack, versioned in git
name: My App
bees:
claude:
type: agent
command: claude
instructions: "Senior engineer. Ship clean PRs."
api:
command: npm run dev
auto_start: true
restart_on_change: ["src/**"]
worker:
command: php artisan queue:work A live diff panel, inline commit and push, one-click pull requests. When an agent finishes, hit "Ask Claude" and it writes the commit message for you.
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Press a key, say what you want, and the text shows up in the agent's input. Useful when you've got an idea but don't feel like typing two paragraphs.
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Remap, disable or reset any keyboard shortcut in Settings → Hotkeys. Conflicts are caught as you bind, and the essentials, tab switching, copy and paste, stay protected.
Through a built-in MCP server, your agents spawn their own sub-agents, read each other's output, and ping you when they're done, and you watch the whole tree live in your sidebar.
An agent hands a piece of work to a fresh sub-agent and keeps going on its own task, no setup from you.
Sub-agents only see the agents and processes in their own project. No cross-talk, no surprises across workspaces.
From CEO, ask CTO. The question shows in CTO's tab. The answer comes back here.
“Is the auth rewrite safe to merge?”
The question lands in CTO's tab. CTO works it there, and the answer comes back into CEO's conversation.
“Run the suite on the auth branch and report back.”
A helper appears under Sub-agents, does the job in its own tab, and pings you when it's done.
“Every morning, summarize what changed and what needs me.”
A routine attaches to that agent's row and fires into its tab, on time, whether or not you're looking.
“Add a reviewer on Codex, call it Reviewer, give it a face.”
A real agent under Agents in the sidebar, saved to hive.yml, ready the next time you open the project.
| Feature | HiveTerm | Conductor | Warp | T3 Code |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Scheduled routines on your agent | ||||
| iPhone & Android companion | ||||
| Sub-agent tree (MCP) | ||||
| Live split-pane grid of different agents | ||||
| Runs your dev stack (servers, workers) | ||||
| macOS, Windows & Linux | ||||
| Config-as-code workspace | ||||
| Claude, Codex, Antigravity & Grok | ||||
| Inline diff, commit & PR | ||||
| Voice prompts | ||||
| 3 languages (EN/PT/ES) |
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