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hyve-cli

v1.1.0

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Workspaces for AI Agents - Run multiple AI agents in parallel with isolated git branches, databases, and ports

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Maintainers

eladkeyshawneladkeyshawn

Keywords

aiagentsworkspaceclaudecursoraidergitworktreemonorepoisolationparalleldevelopment

Readme

Hyve

Workspaces for AI Agents

Run multiple AI agents in parallel. Each gets isolated git branches, databases, and ports. Zero conflicts.

Install

npm install -g hyve-cli

Quick Start

# Initialize in your project
hyve init

# Create an isolated workspace
hyve create auth-feature server webapp

# Start all services
hyve run auth-feature

# Point your AI agent at the workspace
claude --cwd ~/workspaces/auth-feature

Features

  • Git Worktrees - Each workspace gets its own branch
  • Database Cloning - Instant PostgreSQL snapshots via Docker
  • Port Isolation - No conflicts between services
  • Agent Ready - Works with Claude, Cursor, Aider, and any AI agent

Running Multiple Agents

# Terminal 1: Claude working on auth
hyve create auth-feature server && hyve run auth-feature
claude --cwd ~/workspaces/auth-feature

# Terminal 2: Cursor working on billing
hyve create billing-api server && hyve run billing-api
cursor ~/workspaces/billing-api

# Terminal 3: Aider working on UI
hyve create ui-refactor webapp && hyve run ui-refactor
cd ~/workspaces/ui-refactor && aider

Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | hyve init | Initialize Hyve in current directory | | hyve create <name> [repos...] | Create a new workspace | | hyve attach <workspace> [repos...] | Attach repos to existing workspace | | hyve run <workspace> | Start all services | | hyve stop <workspace> | Stop all services | | hyve list | List all workspaces | | hyve cleanup <workspace> | Remove a workspace |

Documentation

Full documentation: https://eladkishon.github.io/hyve

License

MIT