Hive is the roster of agents Q coordinates — reading tickets, writing code, opening pull requests, and running tests, inside your own repos and CI. Not a copilot suggesting a line. A team doing the work.
Runs on Q · works inside your infrastructure · you review every PR
A ticket, a bug, a requirement — Q pulls it from your tracker and assigns it into a sprint.
Agents read the codebase, write the change, run the tests, and open a pull request — inside your repo, on your CI.
Nothing merges without review. Q keeps the card, the PR, and the ticket status in sync the whole way through.
The architecture is the differentiator, not just the agents.
Hive's agents execute inside your own cloud account and CI — there's no third-party service ingesting a copy of your codebase to work on it.
Agents open pull requests. Nothing merges automatically. Hive fits your existing review process instead of replacing it.
Because Q is the conductor, Hive's agents don't collide with each other or lose track of what's already in flight across a sprint.
How Hive's agents run inside your own environment, what leaves it (nothing, by default), and how code review stays with your team.
Hive is an add-on to Q. Talk to us about a pilot on a real sprint.
