The Hiveflow CLI routes Claude Code, Codex, Gemini and Aider, ships its own agent with a full tool-use loop, and runs local workers off your kanban boards. MIT, auditable, on macOS, Linux and Windows.
One terminal entry point with three layers. The router reads the task and launches the coding CLI that is best at it. The native agent does the work itself when you would rather not depend on any external CLI. And workers watch your Hiveflow boards, turning cards into pull requests with human gates where you want them.
One line, no npm or git required. MIT-licensed, so you can read every line first
curl -fsSL https://hiveflow.ai/install.sh | bashor with npm
npm install -g @hiveflow/cliRun hiveflow and authorize with your account. Shortcuts: hive · hf · flow
hiveflowIt picks the best installed CLI for the task, or runs its own tool-use loop with /agent
hiveflow ❯ fix the login bug
hiveflow ❯ /agent refactor src/auth.js and run the tests
hiveflow ❯ /worker listIt infers whether the job is a quick fix, a refactor or research, and hands it to the installed CLI that fits.
Its own tool-use loop: reads, edits, runs commands, searches and delegates to subagents, with permissions and sessions.
Local agents watch kanban columns and work the cards, in parallel, with human-in-the-loop gates and metrics.
The same MCP connector as every other client, plus skills and hooks that load themselves when relevant.
curl -fsSL https://hiveflow.ai/install.sh | bash — or, if you prefer npm, npm install -g @hiveflow/cli
Run hiveflow and authorize with your account. Shortcuts: hive, hf, flow.
Type the task and let it route, or use /agent and /worker for the other two layers.
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