New to terminal multiplexers?
Never multiplexed a terminal in your life? Excellent. Less baggage to carry. Click around, split panes, drag borders, and right-click your way through Hive. No keyboard gymnastics required.
Quick start →Install Hive, put your agents to work, and learn as you go. Pick your path. No terminal wizardry required. The bees handle enough magic already.
New to the hive or migrating from another multiplexer? There’s a way in for both.
Never multiplexed a terminal in your life? Excellent. Less baggage to carry. Click around, split panes, drag borders, and right-click your way through Hive. No keyboard gymnastics required.
Quick start →Welcome back to the hive. You know the drill: persistent panes, detachable sessions, and a workspace that survives your SSH connection dropping out. Your muscle memory is safe here. Mostly.
Already have an AI coding agent? Let Bee hand it the right context. Your agent can walk you through setup and explain the moving parts.
Help me understand and set up Hive. Read https://hive.admir-saheta.com/agent-guide.md first, then walk me through it step by step.
The bee reads the guide, then drops a ready-to-paste prompt in the box.
Everything you need to keep your agents busy and yourself out of the weeds.
How Hive finds agents, labels sessions, and attaches to existing work.
Meet the agentsControl Hive on another computer over SSH and manage remote agents.
Connect machinesRestart recovery, pane history, and safe disconnects.
Understand sessionsTune keybindings, themes, mouse, clipboard, and your workspace.
Make it yoursAutomate Hive through the local daemon API, Go SDK, or MCP.
Explore the APIExtend Hive with startup programs, custom actions, and event hooks.
Build a pluginLearn the prefix, common controls, and active keymap.
Browse keystrokesRun Hive from your shell or script it with JSON and templates.
Read the referenceInstall plugins from Git or a local directory; learn about the catalog status.
Browse plugin optionsHive is built for developers who want their agents to keep working, even when they close the laptop. Follow the project, explore the source, and help make the hive better.