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create-hivemind

v1.2.0

Published

2 months ago

One prompt. A full AI engineering team. Go lie on the couch.

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hivemind ai agents claude-code multi-agent orchestration engineering-team developer-tools ai-coding langgraph dag-executor code-review self-healing

create-hivemind

The fastest way to set up Hivemind — the open-source AI engineering team.

Usage

npx create-hivemind@latest

That's it. The wizard handles everything: cloning, installing, building, and configuring.

What's New in 1.2.0

LangGraph DAG Executor — Tasks execute via a LangGraph StateGraph with SQLite checkpointing and self-healing retry
Adaptive Triage — Simple tasks skip PM + Architect and execute directly, saving tokens and latency
Dynamic DAG — Send follow-up messages mid-execution; tasks are added or cancelled in the live DAG (never parallel DAGs)
Read-Only Code Review — Reviewer critiques without modifying code; automated lint/format reverted if tests break
Project Write Lock — Writer agents serialized per project, preventing git conflicts
Architect Agent — Pre-planning codebase review produces architecture brief for better planning

Options

# Specify install directory
npx create-hivemind@latest my-hivemind

What it does

Checks your system (Node.js, Python, Git, Claude Code CLI)
Clones the Hivemind repository
Installs Python and Node.js dependencies
Builds the React frontend
Configures your .env file
Starts the server automatically

Requirements

| Dependency | Version | Required | |---|---|---| | Node.js | 18+ | Yes | | Python | 3.11+ | Yes | | Git | Any | Yes | | Claude Code CLI | Latest | Yes | | Docker | Any | Optional |

License

Apache-2.0