I went quiet here after 0.22. We're on 0.25.5 now, and most of what landed in between is the unglamorous stuff: speed, reliability, and getting out of your way. Here's what actually changed if you've been away.
Ten days ago we launched on Product Hunt. Since then v0.22 dropped. Probably the biggest one yet. Quick rundown:
Agent instructions library
Pick a role (Software Architect, Code Reviewer, Debugger, Refactoring Specialist, Test Author, plus 8 more) and the system prompt loads natively. --append-system-prompt for Claude, --system-instruction for Gemini. Stop pasting the same prompt into every new session.
Running 5 AI agents across 3 projects? Tabs everywhere, no idea what each one is doing.
HiveTerm is one terminal workspace where Claude Code, Codex, Gemini and your dev stack run side by side. Config-driven (hive.yml), per-agent recap in the sidebar, voice input, and an MCP server so agents can spawn and talk to each other.
Free to start — up to 3 projects on the free tier. macOS, Windows, Linux.
HiveTerm is a desktop terminal that runs your AI agents (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Cline, etc.) alongside servers, builds, and scripts, all orchestrated by a hive.yml file. What sets it apart is Queen, an integrated MCP server that allows agents to create sub-agents, read output from other processes, and send notifications to one another. Add to that per-process resource monitoring, Git integration with a diff viewer, automatic stack detection, and context-separated workspaces.
